Papers of Indonesian scientists with the ADS1299 TI demo kit in search of EEG devices for people who live in poverty?

La Ode Husein Z. Toresano:

is not co-author of the papers we list on this blog page below. We became interested in La Ode Husein Z. Toresano since he did also research at the University of Florence and studied mouse brains with quantitative volumetric microscopy. And we wanted to know if he uses the ADS1299 TI demo kit for his reseach. But we have no information about this.

Here are other papers of the Indonesian scientists about the ADS1299 TI demo kit

For a 8 channels EEG Data Aquisition System:

https://www.researchgate.net/publication/325635924_Design_of_EEG_Data_Acquisition_System_based_on_Raspberry_Pi_3_for_Acute_Ischemic_Stroke_Identification

For 32 channels EEG Data Aquisition System :

https://www.researchgate.net/publication/332321992_Development_of_Electroencephalography_EEG_Data_Acquisition_System_based_on_FPGA_PYNQ

The ADS1299 Performance Demonstration Kit is low-cost, it has an easy-to-use evaluation software for Microsoft Windows, and it can be interfaced to MATLAB.

EEG data acquisition system 32 channels based on Raspberry Pi with relative power ratio and brain symmetry index features:

https://www.researchgate.net/publication/337896178_EEG_data_acquisition_system_32_channels_based_on_Raspberry_Pi_with_relative_power_ratio_and_brain_symmetry_index_features

Over 27% of the 273.5 million Indonesians live in poverty:

https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Indonesien

And we suppose that this could be a reason that Indonesian scientists are interested on low-cost EEG devices. Part of the papers listed here where funded by the Indonesian governement. The ADS1299 TI demo kit with 8 EEG channels is available in Switzerland for around 200 USD, and is still one of the most affordable EEG devices with 8 channels we know.