Gold standard Polysomnography device based on OpenBCI?

Last Updated on March 10, 2024 by pg@petergamma.org

• Dreem 3 is not available anymore for private users and had 4 EEG channels
• Muse S has only 2 channels
• The requirements of gold standard for Polysomnography are 12 channels
  – OpenBCI offers 16 channels
  – why do we not have a 12 channel OpenBCI gold standard Polysomnography device?
• Why not promote developments toward a 12 channel gold standard Polysomnography device baised on OpenBCI?
• Information about gold standard for Polysomnography can be found here:

Is it possible to build up a Polysomnography device from OpenBCI for doing scientific sleep studies?

• How to build a sleep lab can be found here:

A sleep lab for less than $1000 with OpenBCI – but why does www.petergamma.org find no one who uses it?

• There is also Python software available for it:

https://scholar.google.com/scholar?hl=de&as_sdt=0%2C5&q=python+sleep&btnG=

• which has been cited 47 times to this date.