Jupiter Nano - A tiny, high-performance computer designed for biosignals acquisition
I have a new project launching on Crowd Supply, and I thought people who are interested in HackEEG might want to take a look. Jupiter Nano is a small, high-performance computer that runs Linux or the NuttX Real Time Operating System (RTOS). It is designed to get lots of biosignals data from sensors and peripherals into its own SD Card storage or onto a host computer at high speed. It's not specifically made for HackEEG, but if you're looking for a portable computer that can talk to HackEEG or similar devices, Jupiter Nano is a good candidate. Read the full update.
HackEEG Instructions and Documentation
Here's the instructions for getting the HackEEG hardware and software running Read the full update.
Electronics Have Arrived
I just want to let you know we've received all the HackEEG electronics, electrodes, and connectors necessary to fulfill all orders Read the full update.
Electronics Manufacturing Orders Placed
Orders have been placed for electronics manufacturing for the HackEEG and Connector-8 boards. HackEEG boards are slated to be here on 10 April. Read the full update.
Manufacturing Preparation
A big thank you to everyone who backed the campaign! I just want to let everyone know what's happening right now. Read the full update.
HackEEG 32 Channels Displaying in OpenBCI
This post shows a HackEEG 32 channel system sending data to OpenBCI. Read the full update.
16,000 Samples Per Second on a Raspberry Pi 4
In this update, I’ll show you how to stream 16,000 samples per second on a Raspberry Pi 4. Read the full update.
HackEEG Is Fully Funded!
Thanks to everyone who’s contributed so far, HackEEG is now fully funded! Read the full update.
Four Boards, 32 EEG Channels
I've been wanting to show this off for a long time, and I finally got the software working! Read the full update.
HackEEG Driver Protocols and Software Repositories
Here's a couple of quick updates today... I'll have a more substantive update later in the week. Read the full update.
8 EEG Channels at 16,000 Samples Per Second!
One of HackEEG's super-powers is speed. Because it has a wired USB connection to a host computer like a laptop or a Raspberry Pi, it can read and transfer data much faster than many other EEG devices. Read the full update.
Streaming HackEEG data via Raspberry Pi
You can stream HackEEG data wirelessly via Wifi using a Raspberry Pi 4. This update will go over how to do that. Read the full update.
Funding Goal Reduction
Hey everyone, with Crowd Supply's help, I took a closer look at the minimum order quantities for my manufacturer. I found out I could reduce the minimum order quantity a lot. That makes it a lot easier to reach the campaign goal and get you your equipment. So here's what's happening: Read the full update.
HackEEG and OpenBCI
HackEEG is designed to read your brainwaves (EEG). So how do you do that? Read the full update.
