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A terminal app written in Node.js to monitor brain signals in real-time

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brain-monitor — A terminal app to monitor brain signals in real-time

brain-monitor

brain-monitor is a command line dashboard that displays your raw brain signals in real time.

Features

  • Works with Emotiv EPOC EEG headset
  • Raw EEG data stream of 14 electrodes with 128Hz sample rate
  • Gyro data that gives the orientation of your head
  • Contact quality data for electrodes
  • Battery level of your EEG headset

Installation

Install via npm:

npm install -g brain-monitor

Usage

Make sure your EPOC headset is connected, and your terminal is not too tiny.

Just type brain-monitor in your terminal, and watch in awe.

brain-monitor

Contribution

brain-monitor is a fun tool that is meant to simplify BCI development and is under heavy development. We would therefore appreciate if you gave us a hand.

If you would like to see a feature implemented or want to contribute a new feature, you are welcome to open an issue to discuss it and we will be more than happy to help.

If you choose to make a contribution, please fork this repository, work on a feature and submit a pull request.

MIT License

Copyright (c) 2018 Armagan Amcalar

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