Testing OpenBCI Software

Today, Jonny was able to tinker with the OpenBCI equipment and set up the software on one of our Alienware laptops. Since the 3D printer is still printing our custom EEG headpiece, we manually attached the metal electrodes with medical tape to Jonny's arm, earlobes, and head.

The team gathered around Jonny as he explains how the OpenBCI software is going to work.

Jonny starting up the OpenBCI software.

A view of the OpenBCI software recording Jonny's brain waves. 

Our goal is to have all of the 3D pieces for the EEG cap printed, as well as invest in 3D VR Goggles for our next experiment and a microSD card.