I am part of a team working on the development of a treatment against insomnia using neurotechnology and for proof of concept we would like to use some openBCI equipment. We would need to use a Cyton

Port BrainFlow to Android:

to scan those two in either Windws10 Laptop or Android 9 phones (I tried several desktop and android application for that purpose, but nothing helped). And, I must say, the lack of documentation for

Most of the wifi analyzers are Android based. Would one of your friends have an Android phone?

But I don't have an android smartphone and I could not find a radio spectrum analyzer in the App store.

I am using Windows 10. I used the Android version 1.8.9 to load the DefaultBoard.

Is it possible there is other Bluetooth activity in your lab or home, that might be interfering with the Cyton / dongle radio link? There are some Bluetooth monitoring apps available (e.g. on Android

.. also, thanks for the Android link.. didn't know... 

With your wifi units in the area, consider possibly also checking the wifi channel allocations so as to avoid interference. There are some Android phone apps that can do a wifi survey in your area to

http://openbci.com/forum/index.php?p=/discussion/694/android-based-app-alphawave-demo#latest

 I'm trying to test the AlphaWave demo, because I find it really interesting  (https://openbci.com/forum/index.php?p=/discussion/694/android-based-app-alphawave-demo). 

https://www.google.com/search?q=android+app+wifi+scanner

I forgot to mention, there are several Android apps available for phones, that can show you graphically which wifi channels are most heavily in use in your area. The apps are typically used to find le

I'm using Android's to communicate with the Cyton through the Cyton dongle which remains plugged into the Android usb. I'm utilising the 'com.github.felHR85:UsbSerial:6.0.6' library to support communi

You are using an Android with a USB host mode (OTG) adapter, so the Cyton dongle is plugged into the Android? At that point the Cyton should appear as an Android serial port.

I've trying to send some commands from and android, dongle and then to get data streaming from the Cyton. I've managed to get a few commands to feedback to me '~~' returns the Hz (250). However, other

no laptop / desktop access. And nothing for Android either. Seems odd.

I'm not sure what kind of Android device you are using. But almost all of them these days support what is called "USB Host mode". This is achieved with the aid of a short adapter cable which

1- The RFduino chip on the board (Device) will get a triggering signal from the Android device which uses BLE.

I'm about to implement an android application that can send and receive data from the Cyton-32-bit board.