NeuroJavaScript

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Live demo shows an OpenBCI headset streaming eight channels through a Bluetooth USB dongle into Node over a serial port, then pushed by web sockets to an Angular 2 front end. Visualization uses Smoothie time‑series and FFT frequency bands; the build actually works on stage with a volunteer. Code is on GitHub, the pipeline trims and buffers samples for the browser, and the surprising bit is real‑time brainwave rendering from affordable hardware.

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1. 0:00Start
2. 15:00Usb Dongle
3. 15:23Serial Port
4. 17:19Channel Data
5. 20:01Implementation of the Time Series in Real-Time
6. 21:45Angular 2
7. 22:57Component Lifecycle of Angular
8. 24:55Dependency Injection
9. 25:28Simulation
10. 30:28Frequency Raider
11. 33:07Data Visualization

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