Mind Monitor

Finally received an answer from Dreem. The Dreem headband is still available for research (but not for the general public). Therefore a valided sleep tracker based on the Mind Monitor with EEG data still would be helpful for the general public.

If you are interested in meditation research, you can find some information on my personal website:

https://petergamma.org/

Thanks for your answer, James. Well, you can use two different smartphones to solve the Bluetooth problem, it is about two different apps. One smartphone can run the Mind Monitor app, and one running the Muse app. Concerning the sensor contact, I will try it all the same.

I am a neuroscientist working on a research project about meditation. I wanted to buy a Dreem2 sleep tracker. But there was no response from Dreem 2. Do they sell the product only with an expensive price plan? Dr. Coady Rall from Tech for Psych has put the device on the list of the devices which he ...

Programmers sometimes have this problem. I don t know whether there is an application for the Muse headband which can do this. Dave Lusty from Microsoft UK developed a system with a Garmin watch which gives him a «beep» when his heart rate is to high. There are other applications which can do this. ...

Do you mean to use Octave instead of Home Assistant? Great idea. EEGLAG runs also in Octave. Maybe Nils Knieling who is an excellent programmer stopped his livestreaming service for stability or accuracy reasons? I don t know whether Home Assistant can deal with physiological signals. I also don t k...

Thank you, James for your great Mind Monitor Python OSC Examples. Thank you, banjo to demonstrate, that it can be connected to Matplotlib. For future developement, I suggest to connect the Python OSC Example to the Home Assistant platform, to store sensor data in InfluxDB and vizualize it in Grafana...

I am evaluating a project to combine sensor data from Mind Monitor App, Polar Sensor Logger App, and a training tracker app. The optimal way to do this would probably be to stream the sensor data from the different apps into an InfluxDB. Polar Sensor Logger app has an MQTT interface and can be conec...

I am a physiologist with a long-term interest in live-streaming options for the Muse headband. For LSL and the Muse headband, there are already options available. When James Clutterbuck also is working on LSL, that is fine. I reviewed several options for live-streaming for physiological devices, and...

Thanks, James, for these great examples. I am currently evaluating an easy way for non-programmers to stream EEG sensor data to a research grade application. I found that the Home Assisant software could be helpful. It allows to install an MQTT broker, it has InfluxDB and Grafana plugins, and it all...