Democratizing Bio-Sensing Tools With OpenBCI

Joel Murphy of OpenBCI will give a "neuro-powered" talk about his company and mission and what it means to democratize in the field of brain-computer interface (BCI). Joel will wear an OpenBCI Ultracortex headset that will read his EEG (brainwaves) and EMG (muscle movements) and allow him to control the presentation and slides through it. He will showcase examples of applications that members of its growing community have created and talk about the potential applications of BCI in gaming. A volunteer from the audience will be invited to do a live demo using the headset to control a robotic hand on stage!
Speaker:
Joel Murphy (President, OpenBCI)

[@btlmail1969]

The openBCI website lists the Ganglion for $249, not the $99 that is stated in this talk.

[@btlmail1969]

The Ganglion is NOT an EEG system. It is an amplifier/digitizer/BT transmitter. It still needs: power supply, electrodes, software, BT dongle, computer and cables.

[@danyfleite1861]

I practice lucid dreams and my cuestion is,¿could i dream with this puted on mi head?

[@nathanielarreguin5448]

I like the stickers on your laptop.

[@donalain69]

so what about moving the hand?

[@InquilineKea]

14:45 bioexplorer

[@georgebush3327]

I was literally just thinking they should put an eeg in the oculus quest 2 lol

[@coin5207]

Does it work if you have a lot of hair on your head?

[@monoham1]

yes

[@MautozTech]

This thing is available for 5 years and i didn't know anything about it. So sad

[@nathanielarreguin5448]

Hello

[@cybergshulz4328]

Whaaat?

[@tellmebaby183]

Pupils dilated ,lol