Showing posts with label device. Show all posts
Showing posts with label device. Show all posts

Thursday, April 27, 2017

SPARK - Take Brain Selfies of your Neuronal Activity

New portable EEG devices are in the market every year. Now the Personal Neuro Devices company are launching the SPARK ($99) that connects directly with your smartphone.
The ability to take and send brain images to your smartphone is only the first step. The Spark environment allows developers and innovators to create their own apps and programs. Harness your Spark data and expand realm of what is possible for pervasive neurotechnology, brain monitoring and treatment.


Features
  • Sampling Rate: 256 Hz;
  • Bluetooth v.4;
  • Battery Life: up to 8 hours;
  • Neurofeedback apps to train cognitive faculties.

Have you ever taken a selfie of your brain? This is one of the many things you can do with Spark. Get an image of your brain sent directly to your phone. Keep track of your mental well-being and the state of your brain using up to date neurometrics. It's a selfie that gets below the surface.



It's probably the most easyer EEG equipment to use in the market. No doubt that this is the way for portable BCI but I am curious to know about the EEG results, from AF3 and AF4 and a few more electrodes, processed and classified in a smartphone.

For more information about BCI/EEG press here.


Friday, September 09, 2016

New EEG device from OpenBCI - Do it yourself!

OpenBCI has a new concept of EEG devices where you can create yourself with a desktop 3D-printer. You can also buy the product fully-assembled.


The Ultracortex is an open-source, 3D-printable headset intended to work with any OpenBCI Board. It is capable of recording research-grade brain activity (EEG), muscle activity (EMG), and heart activity (ECG). The Ultracortex Mark IV is capable of sampling up to 16 channels of EEG from up to 35 different 10-20 locations.


The Ultracortex Mark IV is the latest edition of the Ultracortex—a comfortable, adjustable, and 3D-printable EEG headset, compatible with all of the OpenBCI boards.