Last Updated on September 26, 2022 by pg@petergamma.org
There is evidence that Neurosity uses MQTT, they talked of their devices which communicate to other computers, drums, etc. But Neurosity offers no MQTT interface to users.
Neurosity Crown has solved the problems whe had with the OpenBCI WIFI shield. When we look at the device, two developers solved these problems, but it is also more developed for consumers than for scientists.
The Crown looks like a hi tec fusion of a Muse headband and OpenBCI, and has advanced features. But it cannot be used as a basis to replace expensive EEG laboratory equipment, which OpenBCI potentially can, if it is further developed. The Crown cannot be used for instance if we need an EEG cap and more than 8 channels.
The device can also be used for teams:
But for us, it is still more interesting to attach OpenBCI over LSL to a LattePanda than to attach the Neurosity Crown to our software.
Neurosity has solved the OpenBCI Wifi and MQTT problems, but it was solved by a computer engineer and a smart software developer. This needs hardware changes and software testing. No other OpenBCI users confirmed that this is working.
Altouth the Neurosity Crown solved these problems, whe still need an Alexandre Barachant who brings Neurosity to the masses, who codes a software interface which is easy to use to attach the device to research grade software.