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How to build an EEG device with 8 channels based on InfluxDB as an OpenBCI Cyton alternative?

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Last Updated on April 16, 2024 by pg@petergamma.org

  • We again and again made very negative experiences with OpenBCI products and products which are based on the ADS1299 EEG chip from Texas Instruments:

https://petergamma.org/tag/ads1299

  • We basically have here an instruction for a Muse headband with 4 channels which is attached to the Ubdots cloud, which is based on InfluxDB & Grafana:
What is easier – to repair the OpenBCI WIFI shield & Cyton connector or start a new EEG project?
  • And these are two important new products we need to replace OpenBCI Cyton, and these are TGAM EEG modules and InfluxDB:
  • But if we build two of these devices whe have 8 channels, and if we build four devices we have 16 channels, and so on, and we can continue with that up to 256 channels or more.
  • But before we start, let’s go to a university library like this one, to see what is already there, and if there are not even better instructions available:

https://infozentrum.ethz.ch/en

10 replies on “How to build an EEG device with 8 channels based on InfluxDB as an OpenBCI Cyton alternative?”

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