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On the hack-a-day article ( http://hackaday.com/2010/09/13/python-library-for-emotiv-eeg/ http://hackaday.com/2010/09/13/python-library-for-emotiv-eeg... ) they
by dalys 16y ago
On the hack-a-day article ( http://hackaday.com/2010/09/13/python-library-for-emotiv-eeg/ http://hackaday.com/2010/09/13/python-library-for-emotiv-eeg... ) they are discussing the legal part of this. Any comments daeken?
- daeken 16y agoI don't generally talk legality online -- for good reason -- but I will say this: I believe that this library is kosher and I'll stand behind it if Emotiv disagrees.
- neuralzen 16y agoIn the forums before release Emotiv changed their pricing (reduced) for raw sensor access, but they still wanted to get paid for it, which most of the users strongly disagreed with them on, as the idea of limiting the hardware's usability like that leaves a sour taste to poor programmers who want to experiment and help develop, and therefore drive, the technology. I would suspect that, while Emotiv would prefer people to purchase the license to access these features legitimately, ultimately it serves their ends to help popularize their product and get interesting things developed for it so I would expect that it isn't entirely frowned upon.