When Will Devices Which Are Based On Outdated Architectures as Devices from www.openbci.com , g.tec Medical, Schiller Medical & mBrainTrain be Replaced by New Devices Which Are Based on InfluxDB or Curved Treadmills (Part II)?

Last Updated on June 26, 2026 by pg@petergamma.org

Part I can be found here:

When Will Devices Which Are Based On Outdated Architectures from g.tec medical , Schiller Medical & mBrainTrain be replaced by New Devices Based on InfluxDB or Curved Treadmills?

Will these devices not be replaced piece by piece? And every time Peter Gamma from www.petergamma.org writes a blog post about this topic:

We will find new contributors to this project all around the world?

And since it is a life-time journey of Peter Gamma from www.petergamma.org to optimize these devices for low-cost high-quality, do we not find with every blog post piece by piece what we are searching for all around the world?

According to our own little experience, it is very difficult to make money out of such devices we describe here. But is there not a community around the world which becomes larger day by day who suffers from the high costs of these highly specialized devices? And the hardware costs for those have dropped dramatically. Our solution is to blog and to promote open source devices.

For me personally, it is easy to review these devices as a private project on my personal website www.petergamma.org. And is it not as easy for others to build and replace those devices piece by piece which are based on old and outdated architectures?