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Demonstration of an open-source Brain-Computer Interface built entirely in JavaScript that reads a wireless EEG headset via native C++ Node.js modules over USB and runs in Electron, Node.js and Vue.js. It streams 14 electrodes at 128 samples per second, filters 1–12 Hz, looks for a P300 peak at ~300 ms, uses LDA and neural nets (brain.js), lets a user spell “hello” and sometimes control a demo video — consumer-grade and intermittently reliable.

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1. 0:00Intro
2. 2:05The Brain
3. 2:57Facebook
4. 3:50EEG cap
5. 4:12Live broadcast
6. 5:24Hans Berger
7. 7:18Noise
8. 8:18Oddball Paradigm
9. 14:45wits
10. 15:59brain monitor
11. 16:57source code
12. 18:04addons
13. 21:05processing data
14. 22:18machine learning task
15. 24:01demo
16. 28:02conclusion

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