Assistance with a Robotic BCI project

Wabanang Hermes <[email protected]>
Newsgroups gmane.comp.science.openeeg.general
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Hello,
*I am a Senior in Highschool at Avalon School in St. Paul, MN, USA. Avalon
school is a unique project-based-learning Charter School where students
direct their learning by pursuing projects that interest them, while under
the guidance of teachers who are licensed in the core subject areas. As a
senior at Avalon, I'm required to complete a 300+ hour project in order to
graduate. This allows us to showcase our ability to work independently, and
to pursue a topic that interests us that we might not get to explore until
later in our academic careers. As part of this project, we're asked to form
a committee of adults (two teachers, one parent, and one adult outside from
outside the school) to help us learn more about the area we study. For some
students this might mean finding a mechanic to help them complete a project
about rebuilding old motorcycles, or a medical doctor to help a student
learn about Cancer research.*
*
*
As you might have guessed at this point I am in need of someone outside my
school for my project, which is a to create a simple BCI (using Modular
EEG) that will allow my to push a robot forward. I have little experience,
but lots of time and determination. Any assistance would be greatly
appreciated, even if you do not wish to work directly with me on this
project. If you do not mind the prospect of working directly with me,
please contact me at [email protected].
a hopeful highschool student,
-Waabanang Hermes

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