Jason
Jason
Hi I'm Jason,
My goal is to give ALS patients a better quality of life.
My wife has had ALS for about 6 years now and is 99.9% paralyzed. I know families, who's loved ones, have suffered from complete paralysis, leaving the fully cognitive ALS patient with no means to communicate with caregivers or family. I would like to end all that.
Further, current devices (prior Art) have proven to be slow or unusable I hope the Open BCI endeavor can change some of that.
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Watched the video, and as they said; one person at a time. Everyone is so different. Yep!!! that's what makes it so hard. Too make it harder, ALS victims also think different and process information different from healthy adults. But it appears they…
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Hi Debroa, Sorry about the link here it is: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yBG9MEPERXk&feature=c4-overview&list=UUB_E3H9WP1QYnl3zTI-8NyQ
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Hi Debora, I am Jason, my wife Lisa has ALS and is 99.9% paralyzed. I bought the open BCI stuff to solve the very issue you are concerned about. In the mean time though I invented the LISA alarm and we have been using that device for several years…
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Is everything on the board 5 volts? Going from 3.3 to 5 will be a change for me.
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HI baobab, I was looking for some dry electrodes also so I asked Conor, His reply was: "We chose wet electrodes because nobody has created a consistently effective dry electrode that can record a good signal from the scalp through hair. Th…