what is the estimated delay time between the event at the EEG channel, and the triggered feedback? Just curious because in typical neurofeedback apps (BioEra, BrainBay, Bioexplorer, etc.) this usually

in typical neurofeedback apps (BioEra, BrainBay, Bioexplorer, etc.) this usually a couple hundred milliseconds. Those apps are compiled code. Does the interpretive nature of Python, slow this down no

milliseconds. I do know that many of these apps (Bioexplorer, BioEra, BrainBay, etc.) have a way to display the graph of delay vs frequency for each filter that you implement. The digital filter dela

No one uses Bioexplorer because it was never supported for OpenBCI boards. Although that was attempted by the Bioexplorer developer, Larry Janow. It stalled. BioEra is wonderful, but learning curve is

out. Obviously moving protocols from BioEra or BioExplorer was never an easy task, but references to Neuromore are almost nonexistent (despite they were probably one of the first to introduce OpenBCI

I also tried alpha eyes closed and got 5 μV with OpenBCI, which is about half of 13 μV with BioExplorer.

I also tried alpha eyes closed and got 5 μV with OpenBCI, which is about half of 13 μV with BioExplorer.

I use BioExplorer and Neurobit Optima. Usually, amplitudes are between 2 -15 μV.

Where would be a good place to ask around for if anyone wants to sell a used Bioexplorer hasp? Any forums you can think of.

Where would be a good place to ask around for if anyone wants to sell a used Bioexplorer hasp? Any forums you can think of.

might know they are trying to transition off of Bioexplorer and now use a package called BioEra. So likely if you want their latest stuff, when you purchase that, you get a new BioEra dongle. Should

but I've totally and completely lost my copy of Bioexplorer.

Brain-Trainer now uses BioEra. Past iterations used Bioexplorer. Bioexplorer never supported OpenBCI, although they did start on it.

I've used his Bioexplorer based system in the past, and it can be used with lower channel amplifiers with only 2 or 4 channels. In that era, you could do a self assessment 2 or 4 channels at a time, t

A similar app to BioEra, but free is 'neuromore'. Another is 'BrainBay'. All of these (BioEra, BrainBay, neuromore, OpenViBE, Bioexplorer, LabView), are all examples of VPL, Visual Programming Languag

$250), and then you speak of BioExplorer (https://brainmaster.com, $575) but linking to Brain-Trainer ($1300). Neither of them writing something about SCP in their description.

I have used Brain-Trainer in the past with the previous Bioexplorer package (and other amplifiers). I also use BioEra with my own designs and Cyton. Have not used Pete's new BioEra Brain-Trainer setup

In the past I've used other equipment (Pocket-Neurobics) with the brain-trainer BioExplorer version. The BioExplorer developer states that he is working on a new version that supports Cyton (and Gangl

Here is the discussion forum for Bioexplorer. And Larry Janow the developer, is making frequent comments about version 2. Version 2 will have support for at least Cyton, and we hope Ganglion if he lin

Apparently they have a new version soon to be released Bioexplorer 2.0