OpenBCI
OpenBCI is an open-source platform for EEG and biosensing hardware and software designed for researchers, educators, and hobbyists. The project provides hardware boards and supporting software that enable measurement and visualization of brain activity and other biosignals. The aim is to make brain-computer interface research more accessible through open designs and free tools.
Founded in 2014 by Joel Murphy and Conor Russomano in New York, OpenBCI released a family of
Software includes the OpenBCI GUI for real-time visualization and data recording, and BrainFlow, a cross-language library
OpenBCI publishes hardware designs and software under open-source licenses and maintains documentation and community forums to