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Found these, what do you think? http://www.neuroelectrics.com/products/electrodes/
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Here are some more interesting dry electrodes http://www.orbitalresearch.com/Medical/dry-electrodes-intro.html http://www.cognionics.com/index.php/products/sensors/flex https://ww5.aievolution.com/hbm1601/index.cfm?do=abs.vi…
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@wjcroft That's interesting. Wonder how soon is soon for bioexplorer, guess I will have to wait until things are more clear. Strange Peter seemed to say they don't support Bioera with their protocols and they don't convert them it says in the FAQ …
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Wonder how much this is waveguard touch by ant neuro. This is perfect, can openbci make something like this. Do the Chinese or anyone you know make one like this cheap @wjcroft https://www.ant-neuro.com/products/waveguard_touch#
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@wjcroft Thanks for your help..., Openbci should make cheap soft caps for use diy'ers we could use their rubber comb electrodes. Any idea when those combs will be completed. I can see a kit of a soft cap and combs. The chinese even want like $100-…
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Any more ideas????? @wjcroft and everyone else ;-) Having found out Openbci does not work with bioexplorer / brain-trainer (I wish there was a way). I am looking for a alternative to the electrocap they use which seem expensive and you have to …
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[original thread titled: Bioexplorer Any Updates On Getting It Working With OpenBCI??] I don't know if this should go in the software sub or here, feel free to move the topic. Has there been any updates on getting Openbci to work with Bioexpl…
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@wjcroft and everyone else ;-) Having found out Openbci does not work with bioexplorer / brain-trainer (I wish there was a way). I am looking for a alternative to the electrocap they use which seem expensive and you have to use the gel. An…