Newbie question about neurosky
Posted: Thu Jul 21, 2011 1:07 am
Hello there, thanks for a great forum.
I have a Neurosky Mindset and want to use it to see beta waves, alpha waves etc. The goal being to be able to learn to increase beta waves through training. I know nothing about electronics or code, but I've read every post here just about and think what I want is possible. I know raw data comes from the mindset and I'm thinking Openvibe is software that 'sorts' it all out? (Wow, I sound dumb compared to all of you.)
I also think the acquisition server is what takes the signal from the mindset to Openvibe for analysis.
So, after all that;
a) is it possible
b) how do I do it?
I'm very willing to learn what I can, I've read loads of stuff about BCI's, neurofeedback, biofeedback etc. My sense is that is if the user can see the beta waves thay can consentrate to increase them. Similar to a game but more basic.
Anyhow, please forgive me if I've posted in the wrong place or asked a silly question. I am really excited about the mindset and the potential it holds.
Thanks
Ann
I have a Neurosky Mindset and want to use it to see beta waves, alpha waves etc. The goal being to be able to learn to increase beta waves through training. I know nothing about electronics or code, but I've read every post here just about and think what I want is possible. I know raw data comes from the mindset and I'm thinking Openvibe is software that 'sorts' it all out? (Wow, I sound dumb compared to all of you.)
I also think the acquisition server is what takes the signal from the mindset to Openvibe for analysis.
So, after all that;
a) is it possible
b) how do I do it?
I'm very willing to learn what I can, I've read loads of stuff about BCI's, neurofeedback, biofeedback etc. My sense is that is if the user can see the beta waves thay can consentrate to increase them. Similar to a game but more basic.
Anyhow, please forgive me if I've posted in the wrong place or asked a silly question. I am really excited about the mindset and the potential it holds.
Thanks
Ann