Richmond Alake Podcast: Eva Esteban
OpenBCI’s Affordable Tools for Neuroscience: Exploring the Mind-Brain Interface
The human brain is one of the most complex organs in the body, and scientists have been trying to understand its functioning for centuries. With advancements in technology, we can now explore the mysteries of the brain more effectively than ever.
OpenBCI is a company that has been working towards developing affordable tools for neuroscience, allowing researchers and individuals to measure brain activity and gain a deeper understanding of the mind-brain interface.
In a recent podcast episode, Eva Esteban, an Embedded Software Engineer at OpenBCI, discussed the company’s work and mission to democratize neuroscience.
The company has developed various tools, including headsets that measure EEG activity, EMG sensors, heart rate sensors, and sweat sensors. These tools are designed to be affordable and accessible, making it easier for researchers and individuals to explore the brain’s functions.
