To add to Andrew's invitation, here's a bit of the back-story:The Cardboard workshops at EMF and CCC have been a big success, partly because Cardboard dropped the costs of VR to almost nothing.Thus, with the VR wave beginning to mature, we've been looking for the next wave to 'cardboardise', and wondered about BCI: can we drop the cost of entry-level brain-computer interfaces by having our phones do the processing?
Some projects we've discussed: a portable lie detector; retrieving passwords from your head; f-NIRS (a low cost version of f-MRI).
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I’ve put it in the calendar, let me know if you want any added info…
Cheers
Paddy
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Dear Marco,
Yes, of course. I think that we’re going to be rebooting a bit on the hardware side tomorrow, so everyone will be catching up. If you wanted to look in on that discussion in advance, you could join our Slack channel (#smartphone-bci sub-channel of NeuroTechX at https://neurotechx.herokuapp.com/).
I hope that you can make it tomorrow, and look forward to meeting,
Colin