Wet electrode systems give a slight bit more signal amplitude than the passive dry electrodes. Many neurofeedback practitioners use the cup / paste electrodes, because there is a long history of that.

Diverse Use Cases: AR glasses with EEG sensors could be used for neurofeedback training, real-time cognitive monitoring, hands-free BCI interaction, and even assistive technology for individuals with

Integrate augmented reality (AR) elements for neurofeedback, allowing users to interact with their brainwave data in real-time.

A standard low cost gel cap used in QEEG / neurofeedback is the Electro-cap. They also make the gel.

As an addendum, if you are working with ERP projects and need very precise timing, then the External Trigger pages are relevant. But almost all neurofeedback is not working with that paradigm.

I believe you can assume MOST of the neurofeedback (NFB) session latency factor, occurs during the signal processing operations in the laptop app that you are using. By keeping the order of your filte

I am currently using Cyton with Bluetooth and Brainbay for neurofeedback software.

Did you read the SECOND entry in this thread. It answers many of your questions. I would not recommend using BioEra alone as it has a steep learning curve. Instead look into Pete van Deusen's Brain-Tr

@wjcroft do you think a ganglion with bioera is enough for a beginner who wants to fix/enhance their brain via neurofeedback? I also am thinking about learning more about clinical neurofeedback as I g

William: quick question about your BrainBay example you gave above (located here: https://sites.google.com/site/biofeedbackpages/brainbay-openbci/neurofeedback)

Neurofeedback can have adverse effects.

Typical setup for neurofeedback uses reference on one ear and Bias/Ground on the other. The location of the 'active' channel electrodes depend on your protocol. For increasing 1-8 Hz, I would start at

There are other apps that are more targeted for neurofeedback usage. And allow easy adjustment of feedback on certain characteristics of the incoming signal. In your case 'rewarding' the production of

Your 2nd question may be better addressed with apps tailored to neurofeedback applications, such as BrainBay, neuromore, BioEra, NeuroPype, etc. All of these accept OpenBCI data streams. Some of them

Hello,

PLEASE go to other forums to discuss this. NO ONE "knows how the system works" because NeurOptimal is a secret and proprietary neurofeedback system. No published descriptions of it exist, ot

There are some NeurOptimal threads on the NeuroBB forum, suggest trying there. If you look around that site, you will see that quite a few purchasers of that equipment, later sell it. Not sure why tha

I am a guy from Spain, new to EEG systems and I am thinking about buying the neuroptimal® neurofeedback system. I have heard that it is a very reliable system and better than linear EEG systems.

Many legacy neurofeedback systems use "linked ears" for reference. This is where the left and right ear lobe electrodes are electrically connected via a linking cable, directly shorted so th

Is there some reason that 24 channels is of significant value to you, that 16 channels is insufficient? Yes, commercial / clinical neurofeedback QEEG systems use 19 channels, but they also cost around