Re: [Openeeg-list] active neurofeedback community?

[samuel <sam...@gm...>]

Hi all, thought I throw my thoughts in. I bought the complete build and
electrodes from  the Olimex site to use for a machine learning project on
brain activity for uni. It worked very well for the purpose of that
project, although I had significant bother with using most of the software
available on openeeg. Instead I had to write some simple code to gather the
incoming data into packets myself.
I couldn’t find many other websites going as in depth on at home eegs than
that of open eeg when I was looking.

On Sun 22 Dec 2024 at 16:25, Damián Filo <nog...@gm...> wrote:

> Hi, OpenEEG could be considered a legacy project, but depending on your
> use-case it might still be worth to look into. It is still purchasable from
> Olimex for example (https://www.olimex.com/Products/EEG/OpenEEG/). Or you
> can make your own/customize existing projects, as the PCB designs and
> circuit schematics are freely available. That might not be true for other
> projects, although there are multiple more modern open-source projects
> (e.g. OpenBCI). The fundamentals of the OpenEEG still work, although you
> might substitute some legacy components because they might not be available
> anymore. But you can still build one if you wish to even today, it is
> interesting to learn the fundamentals of how EEG devices work.
>
> I recently translated the documentation of my OpenEEG build project from
> 2018. The goal of the project was to customize and manufacture an OpenEEG
> device based on EEG-SMT by Olimex in school environment, including the PCB
> and electrodes.(https://github.com/splithor1zon/EEG-ReMake) I believe my
> EEG is also extensible to 6 channels, as I prepared an extension connector
> for an extension board. However, I never developed an extension board. Back
> then it cost me around 100€ to manufacture the device, so it still could be
> significantly cheaper than more modern alternatives. EEG-SMT from Olimex
> with active electrodes costs around 150€, so that is also possibility, but
> it's only limited to two channels.
>
> The Eagle software was acquired by Autodesk, but the .sch and .brd files
> should still be compatible by modern Autodesk Eagle software.
>
> S pozdravom,
> Damián Filo
>
>
> so 21. 12. 2024 o 19:09 Sean Tischler <aet...@gm...> napísal(a):
>
>> Hello,
>>
>> I recently found the openeeg website while searching for ways to do at
>> home neurofeedback. I am starting to go through all of the pages and
>> documentation and notice there are a lot of links and references that
>> are old or out of date (for example the FAQ page mentions getting
>> EagleCAD from cadsoft and a link to www.cadsoft.de. This website is
>> now a financial software developer and apparently EagleCAD was bought
>> by Autodesk back in 2016.)
>>
>> I am wondering if openeeg is still an active or viable project? If I
>> go through all of the hardware purchasing and build a unit will I be
>> able to use it for neurofeedback? Are there other projects that might
>> be more up to date or active?
>>
>> Thank you,
>> Sean
>>
>>
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