with certain app developers, such as EEGer and Bioexplorer. So it would be challenging to for example, interface OpenBCI to EEGer, (in PN emulation mode) without such details. Additionally, there is

A plus for Windows is that it is a preferred platform for many neurofeedback packages such as BioEra, BrainBay, Bioexplorer. As well as BCI apps such as OpenViBE, etc.

know with Pocket-Neurobics gear that BioEra and Bioexplorer main screens can both report both packet loss and low battery. OpenBCI does not have battery level capability, but could indicate packet lo

protocols are 4 channels or less. His original Bioexplorer suite was primarily 2 channel protocols.

Dr. Jeff Tarrant shows a number of different Neuromeditation protocols that only require two channels. These can be easily setup with programs like BrainBay, BioEra, neuromore, Bioexplorer, NeuroPype,

@William Do you happen to have a BioExplorer design for the same that you can please share?

Pete may be pricing himself out of the range of OpenBCI users, especially Ganglion owners. My understanding is that Bioexplorer developer Larry Janow, is no longer responding to emails or other reques

WHOA. The Bioexplorer design package was only $275. BioEra version costs $900 ??

Unlike BioExplorer, it appears as though the designs are password protected. Personally, I can respect that, so long as we can be given details on what each design is doing. I have been impressed wit

Blake, that's great. So even though BT4BE is in beta, it can be purchased? Cost? Do previous owners of Pete's Bioexplorer protocol suite get any discounts? With that package, an owner could view and p

Would BioEra, BrainBay, Bioexplorer or OpenVIBE be good options? Can you tell me which of these I can try?

I've written neurofeedback applications myself, generally using VPL frameworks such as BioEra, BrainBay, Bioexplorer. In these dataflow languages, certain DSP filtering operations such as bandpass fil

set with the Pocket-Neurobics Q-Wiz amplifier, Bioexplorer, protocol suite, TQ7, cap, etc. In past years it was possible to use just any 2 or 4 channel amp supported by Bioexplorer, and the non-autom

Pete Van Deusen's Brain-Trainer suite will be released soon for the BioEra app. I estimate within the next couple months. It's currently based on Bioexplorer, which does not support OpenBCI. However B

I've used Pete Van Deusen's protocols in the past, they have been available for many years on the Bioexplorer platform. (OpenBCI is not supported on Bioexplorer.) Pete is porting them to BioEra becaus

Pete Van Deusen's protocol suite. Will support OpenBCI devices sometime this fall using the BioEra app. Already has support (and has for some years) for various devices using Bioexplorer app.

BioEra has a steep learning curve. Pete Van Deusen's Brain-Trainer protocol suite will be available soon for BioEra. Currently it only runs on Bioexplorer, which lacks OpenBCI support; and is unlikely

The latest development is that Pete Van Deusen, who owns Brain-Trainer.com, is porting his neurofeedback protocols to BioEra from Bioexplorer. Of course all the previous owners with Bioexplorer will s

I exchanged emails with Peter Van Deusen of Brain-Trainer.com and their suite of designs for BioExplorer are currently being ported to BioEra with an estimated release in the next 1-2 months. Sounds l

William, I appreciate all the information you have provided and I have heard that BioEra has a lot more ability for customization than Bioexplorer.  I did not know that it was the basis for LENS or Cy