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Anyone know a “poor mans” way to detect ones brainwaves for biofeedback?
by rkhassen9 7y ago
Anyone know a “poor mans” way to detect ones brainwaves for biofeedback?
- jlturner 7y agoMuse makes a low cost consumer EEG. I’ve used their software to view and collect real time data (raw and FFT analyzed, like the alpha frequency waves talked about in the article), as well as a consumer app to train (I’ve never actually used the app but I believe it’s free). EDIT: Link: https://choosemuse.com/ https://choosemuse.com/
- punchclockhero 7y agoThere's also the OpenEEG project http://openeeg.sourceforge.net/doc/ http://openeeg.sourceforge.net/doc/