Re: Re: [Openeeg-list] new idea on how to design very low cost , high quality eeg.

[yaniv v. <yan...@ju...>]

hi doug
the other way to achieve fully assembled board is this :
olimex  who manufactures the pcb's also does board assembly for a little =
price . also we asked them if they can do testing and they said yes.=20

so were thinking to use there services (which are very cheap , because =
the wages in there country are very low ) . i believe they can do ALL =
the work including case , and electrodes .=20

i think that after joerg and andreas should finish with testing the =
current device , we should use there services to build a few openeeg =
(assembled and tested boards  and hopefully also electrodes ,and box ) =
for for on or a few beta testers who would be interested . and see how =
it goes from there .


and of course if we do this in group,it would be  cheaper .=20

sincerly ,=20
   yaniv=20





=20

--------------- Original Message Follows ------------------
From: wea...@ea... (Doug)
Date: 8/30/2002 08:49 AM (Israel Standard Time)
To: ope...@li...
Subject: Re: [Openeeg-list] new idea on how to design very low cost , =
high  quality eeg.

Jim Peters wrote:

>> I think most people are waiting to see a few people sucessfully
>> build the openeeg hardware, before trying to do it themselves.
>
> This is it, exactly.  I will be ready to give this a try soon

I've been watching a discussion on another list that revolves
around Dallas Semiconductor 1-Wire MicroLAN stuff. Somebody
designed a 1-Wire hub that makes it easier to wire up large
networks of devices. They did a group buy on PCB boards and
parts. Two volunteers did ordering with delivery to the UK
and the USA. Someone else volunteered to divvy up the parts,
put them in plastic bags, and ship them. Most people are
receiving just the boards and parts and assembling themselves.
Then they asked who might be willing to help with assembly
for those that can't do it for themselves. Quite a few people
volunteered. They are making great progress and everyone is
happy. So my question is this: how can something similar be
done for openeeg? Is the hardware "done" or is it still in
the "cooking" phase? Once its done (and tested), even just
a group order of blank PCB would make a big difference.

Namaste,
Doug






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