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I'm an EEG technician, with a background in electronics and programming. I use BioExplorer for neurofeedback routinely. I suspect that the emotiv system relies
by neurotech1 17y ago
I'm an EEG technician, with a background in electronics and programming. I use BioExplorer for neurofeedback routinely.
I suspect that the emotiv system relies on conditioning (eg. if i do action "A" - the computer moves the pointer up on the screen), not real EEG pattern recognition.
For the record, BioEra (www.bioera.net) does have support OCZ NIA system - cheaper, and no developer road-blocks.
BTW Your 100% on the mark about reducing artifacts. There is no substitute for a good connection to the scalp.
Edit: www.bioera.net for details
- figital 17y ago@neurotech1 : Thanks for the BioEra link. Hadn't heard of it. Have you run into any development tools that will allow you to send threshold triggers quickly enough to a web browser rendering engine?? (like BioExplorer does with their Flash gateway)
- neurotech1 17y agoYou could probably hack Javascript function to work with the BioEra XMLServer. Something vaguely similar to AJAX but I wouldn't consider it "standard" AJAX programming.
- handey 17y ago> There is no substitute for a good connection to the scalp. Most people don't realize that large pieces of coral, which have been painted brown and attached to the skull by common wood screws, can make a child look like a deer.