EEG 101

Everyone

NOTE: EEG101 requires the use of a Muse brain sensing headband

EEG 101 teaches users the basics of electroencephalography (EEG) while displaying their own brain data in real time. The app illustrates with real-time visualisations topics such as the neural basis of the EEG signal, how EEG devices work, and how signals are processed into meaningful data. Get a taste of 'doing neuroscience' -- taking a look at some murky brain data and trying to glean something meaningful.

EEG 101 is a completely free and open source app, developed as part of the NeuroTechX initiative. Currently only available for Android devices.

Visit our Github to make code contributions or adapt portions of this app for your own projects
https://github.com/NeuroTechX/eeg-101

Join the NeuroTechX community to get involved with EEG101 and other open source neurotechnology projects
http://neurotechx.com/

Reviews

4.3

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Ryan Weaver

Fantastic, this should be included with the muse by default.

saumya mittal

Would like to know when non muse version is available

Eitan Shteinberg

Great & informative, thanks! Am I suppose to get a lot of noise in the left electrodes? The right electrodes show a pretty stable line, the left are a mess. Is this a problem in my device?

Jason Douglas

On-target and extremely well done - lucid, interactive, and edifying. Can't wait to learn more as content is added - version 1.5 is the fascinating first chapter in what I hope will be a large book.

Nik Rao

Very well done. Affective. What about a simple game now? 1) Muse headband 2 connects effortlessly. 2) Perfectly picks up eeg. Responds to eye blinks. 3) I could even detect alpha after meditation . 4) next step could be biofeedback game like move a ball on screen or 5) take an average of 5 epochs and filter out the alpha part and show a colored spot on screen (maybe) which can change to more blue or some color based on increase in alpha. I am not a developer. Will readup on this project. Would be fun to contribute in anyway.Thanks

Alison Empey

Connected to muse with Samsung note 3 well. However more explanation about what different signals mean would be useful. This is a very basic tutorial that does show your own signals but at this point not much more than a Wikipedia entry. Hopefully will be more over time.

User reviews

Ryan Weaver April 8, 2017

Fantastic, this should be included with the muse by default.

saumya mittal May 22, 2017

Would like to know when non muse version is available

Eitan Shteinberg February 25, 2017

Great & informative, thanks! Am I suppose to get a lot of noise in the left electrodes? The right electrodes show a pretty stable line, the left are a mess. Is this a problem in my device?

KBDgroup February 25, 2017

Could be! Try cleaning those left electrodes and making sure they're seated against the skin.

Jason Douglas February 5, 2017

On-target and extremely well done - lucid, interactive, and edifying. Can't wait to learn more as content is added - version 1.5 is the fascinating first chapter in what I hope will be a large book.

Nik Rao January 15, 2017

KBDgroup January 19, 2017

Thanks for your awesome feedback! We're working on adding a machine learning component to our next version of the app that will hopefully provide a bit of fun interaction like you suggest. We want to give people the opportunity to train a classifier that will distinguish between two brain states (ie. relaxed vs concentrated).

Alison Empey January 27, 2017

Yannick Roy December 9, 2016

Great app to get started with EEG signals! It's a compact and short format of the basics you need to know to get started with EEG. It's a LIVE & Interactive tutorial!!! You are learning EEG with your own brain! (with the Muse headset)

Eric Neeb January 12, 2017

Nice tutorial An introduction on how EEG works

David FAURIO January 22, 2017

Great app. Can't wait for next version

James Clutterbuck November 28, 2016

Great intro to neuroscience

Graeme Moffat November 3, 2016

Great neuroscience & BCI teaching tool! This app is a great introduction to EEG and brain computer interfaces, and can be used with the Muse brain sensing headband as a teaching and learning tool in classrooms, demonstrations, hackathons, and more. It explains EEG brain signals in a clear and comprehensible way, with real and interactive examples. Highly recommend if you want to learn more about the brain, and especially if you have a Muse headband.

What's New

Version 1.8 comes with some big changes as we near completion of initial vision of EEG 101

- A whole new form of interaction with the brain-computer interface lesson. Train an EEG classifier and use it to control your phone vibration or flashlight!

- Fully sampled EEG data made possible by performance improvements in the back-end

- More responsive navigation through the app

- Fix for artefacts that were appearing in band-pass filter