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Which software package for neurofeedback / Ganglion?
by wjcroft ·BioEra is the most professional neurofeedback app that supports Ganglion. It is used by well known major packages such as LENS and Cygnet. But it's not free or open sources. Designs are freely shareab -
electrode shapes, sizes, saline usage
by evolution_encoded ·Here is a saline system I put together some time ago, and used with many clients for neurofeedback. -
Which software package for neurofeedback / Ganglion?
by evolution_encoded ·I wonder what your latest preferences are for NF software for Ganglion. From searching around the forum, the OpenSource software favorites seem to be Neuromore, BrainBay and OpenVibe. I am looking … -
electrode shapes, sizes, saline usage
by wjcroft ·Here is a saline system I put together some time ago, and used with many clients for neurofeedback. -
Building a neurofeedback setup at home as a lay-person?
by kelpel ·I found this tutorial: https://openbci.com/community/build-your-own-neurofeedback-game-with-openbci/ He uses Neuromore as well. This seems similar to Neurofeedback that I had with a psychologist. It s -
Are EMG snap electrode cables compatible with dry EEG electrodes?
by jayceeare ·We're currently building a neurofeedback tool using the Cyton board and would like to use the dry Datwyler Softpulse EEG electrodes with it. -
How to have a time based loop on a simple neurofeedback design?
by wjcroft ·two config files. The main config will run your neurofeedback design for 5 minutes, then link to the second config. This config will essentially only have the SessionTime element and nothing else. Wh -
How to have a time based loop on a simple neurofeedback design?
by Brahmasmi ·How to create a time based loop on any simple neurofeedback design(like below) in one of the commonly used softwares with Cyton? -
Building a neurofeedback setup at home as a lay-person?
by Tom91 ·Hi there. I read about neurofeedback for the first time just a few days ago and have been researching it a lot since. I'd love to try it, but the only option available to me locally is very expensive. -
Theta training protocols?
by wjcroft ·There are a few types of neurofeedback protocols that address the theta band. Look over some of these search results. -
can OpenBCI train Slow Cortical Potentials ?
by wjcroft ·re: "not answering your question". The initial reply above did suggest searching on 'neurofeedback'. There are many options as you have determined. BioEra is indeed the platform used by the -
can OpenBCI train Slow Cortical Potentials ?
by ifs ·The post I referred to in the above comment is https://openbci.com/forum/index.php?p=/discussion/2342/neurofeedback-for-adhd – in which you provide some info, but it's rather difficult to get all piec -
can OpenBCI train Slow Cortical Potentials ?
by ifs ·yes SCP is a specific type of neurofeedback, I didn't include that explanation because I assumed that to be common knowledge in this forum. I searched for SCP or slow cortical potentials in this forum -
can OpenBCI train Slow Cortical Potentials ?
by wjcroft ·The ADS1299 analog to digital converter used in Cyton, IS DC coupled. So can be used for SCP or other related protocols. There are many threads here on the Forum and Docs covering 'neurofeedback' appl -
'open source' QEEG software ? [resolved]
by arty_g ·I know this is an old thread, but i've recently been fascinated by the idea of neurofeedback training relative to the normative database and since i am currently too poor to allow myself a QEEG based -
Searching for concepts used in Bruce Gerlator's NeuroFocus device
by wjcroft ·As a couple of other examples, Neurofield manufactures high end equipment for neurofeedback practitioners, that includes various brain stimulation technologies, including tRNS transcranial random nois -
transmit recorded signals for enhanced learning and general mood elevation ?
by wjcroft ·Yes, biofeedback and neurofeedback are quite popular. And many home training options exist. Yes, I have provided neurofeedback services for clients in office settings. But with new equipment advances, -
transmit recorded signals for enhanced learning and general mood elevation ?
by wjcroft ·Are you referring to 'neurofeedback'? This is a form of biofeedback using brainwaves. Different protocols exist, depending on goals. It is a huge field, and I'd encourage you do some web searching to -
Cyton wiring for Brain-Trainer with BioEra [resolved]
by wjcroft ·Many neurofeedback setups, use for reference, what are called "linked ears". In other words a small touchproof jumper device, such as, -
Cyton wiring for Brain-Trainer with BioEra [resolved]
by wjcroft ·I have not used Q-Wiz, but have used other Pocket-Neurobics equipment. Since use of "linked-ears" is found frequently in neurofeedback, they just built this into the amp, rather than requiri