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• To save on a future headache we'll just purchase from OpenBCI and use their work for a proof of concept. We'll develop our own closed hardware tailored to our needs, there wont be any "re-branding" I commented about earlier.

  in Under what license is the OpenBCI project? Comment by Nike January 2016
• I cant say much but the goal is to use OpenBCI as a low cost proof of concept before investing in our own proprietary hardware and software. We just don't want to deal with the possibility of the litigation from OpenBCI for using their work. From my…

  in Under what license is the OpenBCI project? Comment by Nike January 2016
• Well the people at Arduino allow commercialization as long as the re-sellers do not use the Arduino brand. There are "Arduino" boards out there that are more premium than the original boards which I think is good. Arduino being one of bigger playe…

  in Under what license is the OpenBCI project? Comment by Nike January 2016
• The Ganglion board is perfect for me and I have a 3D printer, but my project is due August 2016. Is there anyway for me to receive it at least early June? The information on kickstarter tells me that there's still a lot to do. Is there anyway you ca…

  in OpenBCI alternative Comment by Nike November 2015