Low-cost open-source active electrode to measure EEG
PIEEG is developing a compact, low-cost, open-source active electrode for EEG, EMG, and ECG signals, featuring advanced circuitry. They seek feedback and potential collaborations for customer interest.
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PIEEG is developing a low-cost, open-source active electrode designed for measuring EEG, EMG, and ECG signals. The electrode is compact, with a diameter of only 20 mm, and features a low noise power supply, a two-stage amplifier, a controlled right leg, and a bandpass filter with four orders. It also includes a 16-bit ADC for accurate signal measurement. The company is currently in the setup phase of the analog circuitry and is seeking feedback on the interest level for such devices. They are open to collaborations and connections and are inviting potential customers to express their interest in purchasing the EEG device.
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4 commentsOnce a year or so I check in on Emotiv and OpenBCI and Neurosky and others, and so far nothing seems to hit the affordable + casually hackable spot that will make me pull the trigger.
So yeah I’m interested, but primarily in a turnkey solution from hardware to software libraries.
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