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== Brain Computer Interface / BCI at LHS == | == Brain Computer Interface / BCI at LHS == | ||
| − | There's been interest in exploring brain-computer interfaces - ie, ways to read a human's brainwaves and use the output for either art | + | There's been interest in exploring brain-computer interfaces - ie, ways to read a human's brainwaves and use the output for either art, or controlling software and hardware. |
== Events == | == Events == | ||
Revision as of 11:47, 11 January 2011
Brain Computer Interface / BCI at LHS
There's been interest in exploring brain-computer interfaces - ie, ways to read a human's brainwaves and use the output for either art, or controlling software and hardware.
Events
Our next event is Wednesday January 26th. Sam from the Paris Tmp Lab give us a talk about BCI and demo their current project.
Resources
Education
Community
Equipment
- Comparison of consumer BCIs - We'll probably buy one of these
- NeuroSky MindSet - The helmet that seems to be the most practical for tinkering around (thoughts?). "(...)uses proprietary algorithms to calculate the observed types of brain behavior(...)"
- MindSet white papers
Contact
If you want to chat about BCI, post to the Mailing List