Emotiv EPOC Brain Activity Map

$9.95
Emotiv EPOC Brain Activity Map
Emotiv EPOC Brain Activity Map Emotiv EPOC Brain Activity Map Emotiv EPOC Brain Activity Map
Classification: GA
Emotiv EPOC Brain Activity Map

This application displays a real-time map of your mental activity in four significant brainwave frequency bands. Adjustable gain allows you to see detailed information and relative strengths between different brain regions. Adjustable buffer size allows you to see instant responses or average activity over longer periods.

Delta (0.5-4Hz)
- indicating deep sleep, restfulness, and conversely excitement or agitation when delta waves are suppressed

Theta (4-8Hz) - indicating deep meditative states, daydreaming and automatic tasks

Alpha (8-15Hz) - indicating relaxed alertness, restful and meditative states

Beta (15-30Hz) - indicating wakefulness, alertness, mental engagement and conscious processing of information.





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gmac, 07/19/2010 04:53:53
This app does not record data for later playback unfortunately. We have another app in development which is more flexible.

Blue indicates no recorded activity. Adjust the gain higher and maybe also increase the buffer length
Frank Stanley, 07/19/2010 01:46:15
Can the data from this device be uploaded or saved in order to send out for a QEEG. It would seem so with the 10/20 site placements. Anyone familiar with this. I am not a programmer but do use neurofeedback.
Peter Thomsen, 07/07/2010 13:25:54
Hi, I have the same problem, I don't know how to set the gain, I make this video some days ago, and the camera is handheld, so it's difficult to relax. But I was wondering in what is happening when everything goes blue. Should the delta be set to have a higher or lower gain?
gmac, 07/07/2010 12:53:10
You get four maps of activity, one for each brain band. Each map has an adjustable gain (this attenuates or amplifies the signal from all channels equally) and an adjustable "buffer" which slows or speeds the rate of change of the display. It's quite an accurate representation of the spectral power in each band across the head, but the figures are relative because of the adjustable gain. It's meant to display where things are happening and how fast they change, rather than being a quantitative tool.
Reymerson1@Hotmail.com, 07/07/2010 12:05:40
How accurate is the brain Map, and how do they get the specific results, as in does the brain map app just average the results across the specified frequencies, or does it adjust the amplitude gain as the frequencies increase?
You know cause the amplitude decreases as frequencies increase?
Also generally speaking MY brain map, theta area hardly shows anything BUT red, LOL is there any kind of interference that can cause that?
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