From: yaniv_vi (yaniv_vi_at_yahoo.com)
Date: 2002-01-30 07:12:22
hi jim
you're right that we have many designs , etc . ..
my feeling is because we have solutions for h.w. and s.w. already as
i see it ( the various h.w. build by jerg and andreas , the
electricguru as a basic software , electrodes would be probably
availbe with the help of michalchik ) , so i believe there now exist
enough designs , and linking to them is a good ground .
and i believe the real aim of the group should make something you can
buy , not kits . so this maybe should be the focal point of the
group . and that would surely give our site for examplea diffrenet
look , probably better suited to achievment of this goal.
by the way , jim you're from a university in the states ?
if so maybe you can find some lawyer /legal student from your
university that could help a bit in legal stuff ?
sincerly yaniv
--- In buildcheapeeg_at_yahoogroups.com, Jim Peters <jim_at_uazu.net> wrote:
> It occurred to me that SYG's [*] EEG unit will also be an "OpenEEG",
> since he says the design and software will be open-source.
>
> This suggests a way forwards -- that OpenEEG could stand for the
idea
> rather than for a single design and a single program. We already
have
> that already, really, with all the different EEG units designed by
> Joerg and Andreas. We might well be heading that way with the
> software too.
>
> The aim of the group could be to help people find good and cheap
> open-source EEG solutions, in addition to the existing aims of
trying
> to organize open-source design, coding and manufacture (i.e. to do
it
> if no-one else has done it, or to improve on what's already there).
>
> So, based on this, I think we should link from the OpenEEG pages to
> *all* known open designs. This includes SYG's design, if he has a
> web-site, and also the older BrainMaster designs and so on.
>
> Someone hitting the site, looking for a way to get an affordable and
> open-source EEG unit should (eventually) be able to find
> recommendations of good projects to try to build, or places where
> pre-built designs or kits can be purchased. If they have the
> technical know-how, they can also be pointed to plans and PCB files
or
> whatever.
>
> Does this sound useful ? It seems to me that we're going to have to
> accomodate more than one project under the umbrella of OpenEEG. For
> instance, Doug's wearable software is probably going to be nothing
> like a GUI Windows app, but still there is scope for sharing code
and
> ideas.
>
> What do you think ?
>
> Jim
>
> [* Sorry, SYG, I don't know which of your names is the one to call
you ]
>
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