LabVIEW on my Mind

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Demonstrates reading EEG and EMG into LabVIEW using OpenBCI headset, and a cheap MyoWare sensor wired to a Raspberry Pi Pico as MyoWare + Pico for $50. Uses the OpenBCI GUI, UDP band‑power streaming into LabVIEW via the Community Training Initiative drivers, simple thresholding and a Python node for ML training (puppy vs kitten style). Builds an interface that flips a relay on a hacked $3 RC remote — the stage demo drives the car.

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1. 0:00Brain-computer interfaces intro
2. 2:04Why BCI matters today
3. 5:34Affordable BCI hardware
4. 7:41Open-source EEG deep dive
5. 8:47Live demo setup
6. 10:59Streaming brain waves into LabVIEW
7. 12:48RC car with brain signals
8. 15:18Machine learning future
9. 16:47Q&A

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