Low-cost open-source active electrode to measure EEG

Re:Low-cost open-source active electrode to measure EEG by brookst on Monday July 29, 2024 @08:42AM (#41099991)

I’m super interested in BCI in general, but not convinced hobbyist (< $1000) equipment is useful enough to be worth the investment at this point.

Once a year or so I check in on Emotiv and OpenBCI and Neurosky and others, and so far nothing seems to hit the affordable + casually hackable spot that will make me pull the trigger.

So yeah I’m interested, but primarily in a turnkey solution from hardware to software libraries.

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Re:Low-cost open-source active electrode to measure EEG by llm_trw on Monday July 29, 2024 @08:43AM (#41100001)

Cheap, easy, good.

Pick two.

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Re:Low-cost open-source active electrode to measure EEG by brookst on Monday July 29, 2024 @08:50AM (#41100049)

All three are subjective.

I find ice cream to be cheap, easy, and good. Also raspberry Pi boxes. And paying $10 to stream a great movie.

But hey, tell me i can get something amazing for $1500 and I’m in. Tell me its $100k and I’m out.

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