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Re:Neurovis: Visualizing brain signals in 3D in real-time by yorwba on Friday January 05, 2018 @03:02AM (#16077264)
And part of the reason EEGs have poor sensor density is that attaching and removing them is a pain in the ass, especially if you have long hair.

I participated in a study where my EEG was taken while I watched some random videos, and half the time was spent on putting enough conductive gel in my hair below the sensors to get a stable signal, and afterwards I had to shower to get rid of the stuff.

There was a bald guy in the study who amazed everyone when he could just put on the cap to get a signal, so EEG might work as brain-computer interface for some people. But for the general population, it's just too much of a hassle.

Re:Neurovis: Visualizing brain signals in 3D in real-time by neuromantik8086 on Friday January 05, 2018 @12:30PM (#16080014)
EEG nets that use saline solutions are much more manageable than gel-based nets from what I've seen (disclaimer: only ever had to use the saline solution nets). That said, avoiding crosstalk between electrodes / bridging was a bitch.