Berlin group

Hi, 
I backed the openBCI at kickstarter some time ago, today I received the "OpenBCI 16-Channel Daisy-Chain Kit & Electrode Starter Kit" at home.
I'm wondering if there is anyone else in Berlin willing to meet, share knowledge and maybe hack together on a project.
anyone?

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  • Cool!,
    I still didn't have time to mount the device and test. 
    Can you recommend me a place in Berlin to 3d print the helmet ? 
    I'll try to do it during this week. 
  • hey, is this group working? :o)
  • Hi, it's being a while since I created the thread,
    since then I only did this tutorial http://docs.openbci.com/tutorials/01-GettingStarted  
    I had no medical tape, so the sensor where moving and falling , specially the ones attached to hair in the head.
    So we could read signals from muscle contraction, hearth beat, and eye blink, 
    The first impression I got is that I would like to have a helmet to not take so much time to setup a session and be more
    precise. 
    I'm curious what are your experiences, problems,  and what is your background ?  
    Thanks bring back to life this thread.
  • hey thanks for your answer!

    I am a particle physicist now working in a hospital, doing research in computational psychiatry. but we do not use eeg at work, I am just curious about it. I also experienced your problems, and kind of found mediocre solutions. I would like to first become familiar with the programming environment before buying a helmet though.

    what s your background instead?
    fabio
  • Hi, is there someone in Berlin using a Cyton board, I would like to borrow the bluetooth dongle over a beer and a chat to upgrade my firmware,
    my dongle is broken so I bought the wifi shield, but need to upgrade my Cyton firmware to 3.0 to use it

    kind regards

     Ulf
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