The Brainduino Project, Brain-Computer Interfaces & AI in the Future
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Open source Brainduino builds a low‑cost EEG headset around an Arduino Pro Mini with four electrodes, an amplifier, Butterworth bandpass filtering (≈0.5–40 Hz) and optional sampling up to 1300 samples per second. Software pipeline uses OpenViBE / Neuroflex and supports SVM or TensorFlow models; outputs feed visualizations and a noisy flight‑sim demo that mostly works. First 100 units are in manufacture as a pilot, community development on GitHub and Slack targets signal cleaning, games and collective neurofeedback.
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chapters (9)
- 0:00Introduction to EEG
- 1:12How BCI systems function
- 2:41Neurofeedback applications
- 4:07Hardware and signal challenges
- 5:21Future of brain technology
- 7:19The Brain-ino project
- 9:13Participation and development
- 10:58Demo and live analysis
- 14:07Q&A and technical discussion
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