Testing out the Muse + Muse Monitor @ChooseMuse @adafruit – real time EEG brainwave data graphed and CSV file
Testing out Muse (brain sensing headband) + Muse Monitor. Muse Monitor is a 3rd party app that’s a lot of fun to date-tinker with while the Muse app is more about structured meditation exercises. In the video above we used Wirecast to pull in the output from an iPhone with Muse Monitor running along with webcam for real time video+graphic of the subject (pt). CSV file here of the quickie test. The music being played was played while the subject was monitoring, music by bartlebeats: http://soundcloud.com/bartlebeats
Muse Monitor is for use with “Muse: The Brain-Sensing Headband” from Interaxon. Get real time EEG brainwave data beautifully graphed, right on your phone or tablet. Split data by channel, into left brain/right brain, Front/Back, or even individual sensors. Record EEG data to Excel compatible CSV file format, or Muse Protocol Buffer format, for playback in Muse Player. Share images with your friends.
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Will Adafruit be carrying the Muse anytime soon?
I’m interested in biofeedback in general and have been waiting for something like this.