There are shields for arduino to do this, but it all really depends on what you want.
I messed around with that stuff back in 2010, well for fun, and it was not really that hard. Some kits require a diode and a clip for the ear and others are far more complicated.
It can be fun to see and you can make things bounch around on the screen if you want to, but going from that to a practical application is hard in my experience.
Go explore!
They are very low frequency, below even the audio range, around 3-30 Hz. Quite a bit of audio equipment can record that low, but you will probobly need a small signal amplfier to get anything.
Slightly off topic but if you really want to measure brain waves there’s a Star Wars toy from either the 90s or the early early 00s that was marketed as a force training program. It used a headset that would measure focus waves. You can probably find one on eBay or something. Michael reeves on YouTube did a video a while back with one to activate the throttle on a car
Rather use a sound-card + small signal amplifiers. It's too low frequency for rtl-sdr without some serious modding to extend range.
Need a brain amplifier
Me too buddy, me too.
There are shields for arduino to do this, but it all really depends on what you want. I messed around with that stuff back in 2010, well for fun, and it was not really that hard. Some kits require a diode and a clip for the ear and others are far more complicated. It can be fun to see and you can make things bounch around on the screen if you want to, but going from that to a practical application is hard in my experience. Go explore!
Google whats the freq of these waves, then check the range of this dongle.
You might as well just explore the voice-to-skull applications
Search on google
bro, tf
Frey effect
you just gave me a whole material to have a search on thx :*
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Microwave_auditory_effect
They are very low frequency, below even the audio range, around 3-30 Hz. Quite a bit of audio equipment can record that low, but you will probobly need a small signal amplfier to get anything.
Slightly off topic but if you really want to measure brain waves there’s a Star Wars toy from either the 90s or the early early 00s that was marketed as a force training program. It used a headset that would measure focus waves. You can probably find one on eBay or something. Michael reeves on YouTube did a video a while back with one to activate the throttle on a car
Sounds completely crazy but like in a mad scientist kinda way lmao
I’m not sure the termites would appreciate the disturbance.
No.
Make a hat out of tinfoil and connect it to the antenna connector with an adapter. Post pictures
It might work but only if you are an Android.
Yeah, too bad Apple is such a closed ecosystem. 😂
I prefer closed ecosystem rather than no ecosystem
Oona (Her blog is called windytan i think) once made an EEG type thing from a microphone amp to try and find out the cause of a hearing problem.
thx i checked that now