16-channel biosensing board captures EEG, ECG, and EMG signals for versatile neuroscience research
Reusable and easy-to-assemble design reduces setup time and waste
Comprehensive accessory kit includes headband, baseball cap, replacement stickers, and gold-plated electrodes for complete user experience
Free OpenBCI GUI software provides powerful, open-source data visualization and streaming
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OpenBCI partners with Michael Knierim, research leader at Karlsruhe Institute of Technology, to present Open-cEEGrids, a flexible, re-usable and convenient around-the-ear electrode array that captures EEG and other physiological phenomena.
The Open-cEEGrids biosignal acquisition system allows the discrete recording of electrophysiological