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Re:Building an EEG with a Children's Toy by wslh on Sunday August 18, 2024 @09:10AM (#41282160)
I use the Muse EEG band [1] but with the Mind Monitor third party app and tools [2]. This is another case of an official app being subpar to the hardware device.

[1] https://choosemuse.com/?srsltid=AfmBOopzyEsQF8LcBiGJD4U9fKRR...

[2] https://mind-monitor.com/

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Re:Building an EEG with a Children's Toy by gl44snip on Sunday August 18, 2024 @11:01AM (#41282780)
Did you have any specific gripes with the Mind Monitor app? The visualizations seem nice, but it would be interesting to see a feature that allows synchronization with other data sources. (e.g. connecting a keyboard to capture both neural activity and keystrokes simultaneously) That said, this might not be worth the effort. For me, obtaining high-quality data was a challenge, which I suspect is a common limitation of non-invasive electrodes.
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Re:Building an EEG with a Children's Toy by wslh on Sunday August 18, 2024 @01:02PM (#41283549)
You can export your data and work with it. Also, there are some online tools and docs [1][2]. Also, there are open source libs such as [3]. My only "gripe" is knowing enough about EEG.

[1] https://mind-monitor.com/Chart.php

[2] https://mind-monitor.com/Macro.php

[3] https://www.npmjs.com/package/muse-js

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