Re: Newbie Questions

I'm also interested in making a better OpenEEG. I looked into the current
one a little bit, but it looks pretty difficult to get into and it doesn't
sound very accurate compared to similarly-priced commercial solutions.
Technology has come a long way since the project was started, and now we
have things like the OpenBCI board
<http://docs.openbci.com/hardware/01-OpenBCI_Hardware> and reasonably cheap
muscle sensors
<http://cdn.sparkfun.com/datasheets/Sensors/Biometric/Muscle%20Sensor%20Platinum%20v3.3.pdf>
.

It seems like the design could do with some updating; I'd definitely be
interested in collaborating on that as well. The OpenBCI is actually open
source like the name implies, including the hardware, so we might be able
to make something similar but a bit simpler and more DIY, lacking some
features like the SD card slot, wi-fi, etc. and using through-hole
components to start with.


On Fri, Jun 26, 2015 at 7:58 PM, Martin Molina <[email protected]>
wrote:

> I am very interested in developing a commercial eeg-based brain machine
> interface as well. The dream is a motor control application responsive
> enough for gamers. I've seen a number of attempts such as those by emotiv,
> neurosky, and various research labs like like that of Bin He at the
> University of Minnesota. So far none are particularly impressive... The
> work being done with invasive bmi at Brown (Donoghue) and Duke
> (Nicolelis) is amazing, but not apt for the public obviously.
>
> I'm currently building a helicopter sim in C++ at work. I write C and
> python too though and starting to learn matlab because so many textbooks
> rely on it. Been teaching myself EE for the last couple of months, hope to
> be done with the modular eeg + active electrodes in a couple of weeks.
> Still waiting on some parts, I've got the adc streaming voltage values over
> rs232 as of now.
>
> Point being, if anyone else in interested in developing a bmi, I would
> enjoy collaborating.
>
> Cheers,
>
> Martín
>
>
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