Last Updated on April 4, 2024 by pg@petergamma.org
We suppose yes. Since they all react somehow similar, as if they where entangled to each other in
one way or the other, and the goal seems to be not to compete with each others. Also the pricing stagety is strange.
- OpenBCI Galea costs 25 000 USD
- g.Nautilus Multi-Purpose EEG Headset with 32 channels 50 000 USD
Two devices which are completely different, but their prices are calculated according to the number of physiological channels. Is this the pricing stragedy of shop keeper devices? After all we have learned about these products, our trust is gone in these products, since we as competitive Swiss can all of what they do as well for a lower price, if we build those devices by ourselves.