While Cyton and Ganglion are supported by BioEra, the older Brain-Trainer system (based on Bioexplorer), is not currently compatible with OpenBCI, since that version of Bioexplorer does not yet suppor

@BioExplorer said:

You might explore Pete Van Deusen's Brain Trainer system. It can connect to various EEG amplifiers, including OpenBCI. Their previous version used 'Bioexplorer' underneath the protocol designs. They a

I think requirement would be that the device is able to connect it to a programm like bioexplorer, correct?

Pete's system was originally "open-source", and you can still purchase that version. It runs on the Bioexplorer app.

If Kaiser created the Bioexplorer designs, he'd likely need to be the person converting them for BioEra. There is a substantial learning curve for BioEra, it's more complex than Bioexplorer.

BioExplorer designs are created by Dr. Kaiser and yes, the QEEG generates the treatment protocols.

What has been your results with the DNT? Did Kaiser create your Bioexplorer designs, or you? His QEEG generates some treatment protocols? Do you have a website?

He was using Pocket Neurobics Q-Wiz, so could use either the old designs or the new BioEra designs. He chose to go with the old for a number of reasons. As I understand it the BioEra Brain-Trainer pla

On your second comment you mentioned a customer switching from BioEra to BioExplorer.

I do know a recent customer who initially bought the BioEra version, but was disappointed in the same way: he could not modify or learn as he could with the Bioexplorer based system. So he switched hi

BioEra is MUCH more feature-full than Bioexplorer, as you can see from the Manual:

We use BioExplorer with Neuroamp and custom protocols.

Paul there are other threads mentioning Bioexplorer. They would show up using the Google Advanced Search button in upper right.

Just noticing that things seem awfully quiet over at BioExplorer, www.cyberevolution.com. The link to the demo software is broken, no response to inquiries via email or the Yahoo group. Are they oper

So just this factor alone would separate out their approach from all other neurofeedback apps I'm aware of, which use bandpass filters. It would be helpful to read some feedback / customer comments on

re: BioEra, this is a paid app vs free, but has extensive capabilities. It is the base layer of many renowned commercial neurofeedback packages such as LENS, Cygnet, etc. BioEra talks directly to both

ALL the commercial clinical / home-trainer NFB systems (using BioEra: LENS, Cygnet, Brain-Trainer), are layered on top of BioEra as a signal processing framework / toolkit. Pete's Bioexplorer based pa

William I don't really understand Pete's system yet but it seems like a layer on top of BioEra, BioExplorer. Which I also haven't used. But do you think that layer is really necessary? Is it just a ma

Related to the previous comment, if you are looking at a particular old amplifier on eBay, check with the list of supported amps on BioEra and Bioexplorer websites. If they support it, then Pete's sys