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• Thanks William. Very good suggestion about Hack the Brain, which I didn't know about.  I'm hoping to meet some of the neuro people at London Hackspace later this week, and will ask if they're in touch with them. Thanks also for the steer on th…

  in how much of the OpenBCI board can be moved onto a smartphone? Comment by Colin January 2016
• Thanks William. If I understand the TI PDF correctly, I'd need to keep capacitors on the board as well. re: the OTG adapter, re-reading my original post, I think that I didn't explain the workshop idea well.  I'm wondering whether it's possibl…

  in how much of the OpenBCI board can be moved onto a smartphone? Comment by Colin January 2016
• @Pete254: if you make progress with this, could you let us know? I'm trying to find out how much of what's on the board at present could be moved onto a smartphone, dropping the price of the board.  (I'm wondering if the Google Cardboard trick of …

  in Use daisy schematic and arduino uno? Comment by Colin January 2016
• Thanks William. My very naive understanding of the OpenBCI board is that the ADS1299 has specialised signal processing capabilities that can't be replicated by the processors on a smartphone. Equally naively, though, I'd thought that the PIC32…

  in how much of the OpenBCI board can be moved onto a smartphone? Comment by Colin January 2016