OpenBCI previously used Kickstarter to launch the original design for their low-cost, 3D printable EEG controller, after the company’s founders developed the concept using a DARPA grant in 2013. Now, the brain-reading startup has returned to the crowdfunding platform with an even more affordable biohacking board and an improved version of their 3D printable EEG headset. This means that it’ll be even easier for Makers, students, and more to begin controlling things with their minds.
After already releasing a 32-bit board designed specifically to work with EEG, EMG, and ECG waves, OpenBCI has worked to improve the design of their headset and create a lower cost board.…
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