Welcome to the OpenBCI Community
Welcome to the OpenBCI Learning Pages! Here you will find a wide range of guides and tutorials that are intended to teach you how to use your OpenBCI gear. Use the search bar at the upper right to find relevant articles and help.
If you run into issues or have additional questions, head to our Forum, which has daily active users. Check out the Community Page for project ideas!
The Learning Pages are separated into the following sections:
- Getting Started — Everything you need to know to set up your OpenBCI equipment for the first time.
- Cyton Board - Explanations, tutorials, and examples for working with the Cyton board and Cyton+Daisy board.
- Ganglion Board - Explanations, tutorials, and examples for working with the Ganglion board.
- Headwear & Electrodes - Here you will find guides for using board attachments such as headsets, headbands, and the electrode cap.
- Third-Party Hardware - Here you will find information about OpenBCI-compatible accessories.
- Software - This section includes guides on how to connect to OpenBCI hardware using software developed by OpenBCI and commonly used third-party software such as MATLAB, OpenVIBE, and more!
- For Developers - The information in this directory will help you start developing with OpenBCI technology.
- Troubleshooting - Find fixes for common hardware and software issues here.
- Examples - This section includes projects that members of our community have worked on.
- FAQ - Frequently Asked Questions
Research Published With OpenBCI
We put together The OpenBCI Citation List, a collection of recently published peer-reviewed research using OpenBCI products. We're proud of how many OpenBCI-based research reports are out there!
Contributing
If you are interested in contributing to the OpenBCI Learning Pages, follow this simple tutorial on how to edit our documentation! If you notice any mistakes in these guides, you can open an issue in our Docs Repository.
Real-time EEG data with OpenBCI GUI
GUI release, version 4.1.5, showing data obtained with the Ultracortex Mark IV EEG Headset (8 channel)
Head to the Software section for how-tos!