The rate at which innovation is taking place, facilitated by a variety of new technological groundwork on which new innovations are able to be propagated, has been increasing over the past decades. For example, the innovation lead time to attain a modest 50 million users has increased markedly since the 1970s, as shown in…
‘Brain-Duino’ is an open-source brain-computer interface project. With Brain-Duino you can control your computer by thoughts, enhance mental states, do art installations and much more. During 2016 Brainduino will launch a Kickstarter campaign, if you want to be updated on their progresses you can subscribe to their official newsletter. You can follow the project…
Electroencephalography (EEG) measures bioelectrical activity in the brain – specifically bio-electrical signals generated by the cerebral cortex nerve cells. The tricky point here is to use those signals to control a small robot car. 1. The EEG sensor receives a signal In order to detect the EEG signals from other noise, we need a reference…
OpenBCI is firmly believing into open source and spreading culture and knowledge on brain to computer interface. The’ve already launched a good product, but now on kickstarter they started a new campaign (already funded with more than 30 days left!) presenting two more products. With this campaign we are featuring two new OpenBCI Products, the…
As wireless technologies – such as wireless internet and Bluetooth – continue to find their way into a number of “smart” consumer electronic devices, we’re also starting to see how these powerful technologies can also be used in a number of non-traditional lifestyle applications, too – such as devices used in the medical industry. Imec…
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