Consider also posting your survey on the NeuroTechX Slack, which has several thousand members, many in academia.

Thanks so much, wjcroft — I really appreciate the pointer. I'll check out the NeuroTechX Slack as well. Really glad to be part of this community.

One other place you should consider posting is the Slack run by NeuroTechX, there are thousands of researchers, students, makers that monitor the posts there. Pull down the Community tab on this websi

https://neurotechx.com/

To reach a much wider audience of NeuroTech enthusiasts, including those at research and education institutes, join the NeuroTechX Slack and post there.

If you haven't already, I suggest also posting your request on the NeuroTechX Slack, which has a huge membership, many at university and research institution locations. If you need to register, find t

(along with some introductory comments) on the NeuroTechX Slack, where many more research professionals will see it and comment. As you might know Slack is not conducive to posting large texts, so th

The other place I would recommend posting, is on the NeuroTechX Slack, which is free. Signup from their website:

Hi community!

Suggest you ask this question on the NeuroTechX Slack.

Have you heard of NeuroTechX? It is an association of scientists and students who are teaching and learning about neurotechnology. Local chapters are also in many countries. There is a Slack group for

There are two tutorials in the search results. One using NeuroPype and the other using OpenViBE. Here is another from NeuroTechX,

If you post your BCI goals on the NeuroTechX Slack, you may get some feedback, comments and suggestions. Also people make posts to find potential collaborators for projects. Sign up for the Slack here

If you want to pursue practical, real-world types of BCI with other collaborators, I suggest checking out NeuroTechX.

If you are referring to an Android app that translates EEG directly into speech, no that is impossible as already explained. If you want to find teams to work on neurotech, take a look at NeuroTechX,

The message below from Julius Rudolph at neuromore was posted on the NeuroTechX Slack:

https://github.com/NeuroTechX/eeg-notebooks

https://github.com/NTX-McGill/NeuroTechX-McGill-2019

Andrew Grosser ('dioptre' on NeuroTechX Slack), just made this announcement:

I have consulted with a PhD researcher from the NeuroTechX community who is leading the effort on EEG-Notebooks project. This person highly recommends BIDS. I also think BIDS can help us add extra in