Issue in YouTube video maker Alessandro Crimi’s YouTube video which shows how to stream Muse data over Python LSL

Last Updated on May 27, 2023 by pg@petergamma.org

Alessandro Crimi is a very skilled YouTube video maker who makes videos from machine learning to neuroimaging, passing by quantum computing and clinical neuroscience.

Here he shows how to read EEG brain signals from the Muse Headband with Python and stream it over Python LSL:

Reading EEG brain signal from the Muse Device with Python (uvicMuse):

https://pypi.org/project/uvicmuse/

uvicMuse is also used by the Krigolson Lab:

https://www.krigolsonlab.com/

The Theoretical and Applied Neuroscience Laboratory of the University of Victoria which is among the most important Universities in Canada.

https://www.krigolsonlab.com/working-with-muse.html

issue in Alessandro Crimi YouTube video

He has not coded a Home Assistant integration in his Python code and shows it in his YouTube video, although we are convinced that this would be an easy job for him. Here is the contribution of the MRIS about this topic.

Which hardware platform to choose to use Home Assistant as a mobile data acquisition platform for physiological sensors?

Warning

Python LSL does not run on ARM based platforms such as the Raspberry Pi, it requires a x86 platform. We suggest to replace Python LSL by BrainFlow for running the code on Raspberry Pi:

How to install the Home Assistant Operating System on a Raspberry Pi