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Brain-Duino – Open-Source, High-Quality Brain-Computer Interface
‘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 on the social networks:
And here are the technical specs:
Technical Specifications:
Brain-Duino Basic 2 ch. (2015 version) |
Brain-Duino 2 ch. (2016 version) |
Brain-Duino 2 ch. (2016 version) with Teensy |
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Number of channels | 2 plus reference | 2 plus reference | 2 plus reference |
Channel type / reference | referential channels (bipolar) | bipolar | bipolar |
A/D-Conversion | 10 bit | 24 bit | 24 bit |
Input range | ±100 µV | ±2,5 mV | ±2,5 mV |
Input impedance to ground | 10 TΩ | 10 TΩ | 10 TΩ |
Sampling rate | 512 Hz | 512 Hz | 2.5 KHz |
Resolution | 0.1 µV | 0.01888 µV | 0.037 µV |
Bandwidth | 0.16 Hz – 256 Hz | 0.16 Hz – 256 Hz | 0.16 Hz – 1 kHz |
Source: Brain-Duino – Open-Source, High-Quality Brain-Computer Interface