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Joel, thanks for the reply! If you are getting good EMG signals I would assume that you could also get good EMG signals but since the TI spec explicitly failed to mention EOG I wasn't sure. I'm looking forward to getting a board when it becomes avai…
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Chip, thanks for the reply...I reviewed your blog entry on EOG. Interesting stuff...just curious did you ever run your test with the sensors to test left and right eye movement? Dry electrodes are much more convenient than wet electrodes. Active …
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Admin, I don't want to sound rude but since you don't have a profile I have no way of determining what qualifications you have to be able to respond my question. I need some context. Who are you and what experience do you have to draw your conclusi…
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EOG (Electrooculagraphy) EOG sensors are placed at the outer edge of each eye to detect movement of the eye. Detecting eye movement (e.g., rolling motion, eye fluttering) is one of the key physiological signals need to distinguish between various sl…