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yeah-sir / OpenBCI-AndroidApp

Android application to store data from RFduino
MIT License
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No build files #1

Open xloem opened 8 years ago

xloem commented 8 years ago

I'm having some trouble building this application ... would it be any problem to check in the build.gradle/gradlew, or whatever system is used for building?

ajebulon commented 6 years ago

To be honest, I was expecting an APK to install on Android side

CooperXJ commented 6 years ago

I have a problem about it. How do you connect openBCI to mobile phone? Can you tell me ?I'll be grateful.

RoboDurden commented 4 years ago

I made a port to Android Studio 4.01: https://github.com/RoboDurden/OpenBCI-AndroidApp/ with updated permissions + checking and apk file of easy installation.

I would like to add OpenBCI to my universal BCI app https://robosoft.de/eegcenter which allready supports

  1. Muse EEG headband
  2. Melon EEG headband
  3. Emotiv Insight.

My "central station" is intended for neuro feedback and multiple mind commands that can not only be recorded but trained via neuro feedback !

So it would be nice if someone would test this code/apk and give me feedback. For example it looks like this code will only read 6 channels of EEG raw data, see class SaveBytesToFile. So i am not sure what hardware this app connects to via the RFduino :-/

Robo Durden, Germany, the little physicist :-)

xloem commented 4 years ago

@RoboDurden will you open source your EEG center?

This repo is very old, and I'm not sure it ever went anywhere, but PRs could help it grow.

EDIT: I have a melon with no way to use it

RoboDurden commented 4 years ago

If i will stop developing my app, i will make it open source. Or i may run a little $500 Kickstarter to put it open source. Or if other programmers would like to add some great features that i don't have time for.

I am not such a huge fan of open source.. where lots of little nerds just rip/fork the code to make it incombatible to the root. Github is not really a place that brings people together to work on something together..

I could put my base class Bci with its derivations BciMuse, BciInsight, BciMelon, BcibrainFlow to github. That could help others to code their own app.

Would be happy if you tried my app with your Melon :-) And i still need a openBci-Wifi tester :-/

I have by now somehow finished the recording of sessions to identify mind states and can now continue with better neuro feedback to train these states. So ideas for clever neuro feedback are welcome.

https://robosoft.de/eegcenter