HampEEG
Wednesday, February 4th, 2009Free and Open Source Neurofeedback at Hampshire College using an EEG modeled after the OpenEEG project.
http://ephcon.com/hampeeg/
Not just another i3ci weblog — this one’s special!
Free and Open Source Neurofeedback at Hampshire College using an EEG modeled after the OpenEEG project.
http://ephcon.com/hampeeg/
As you’ve probably heard, Google and the Open Handset Alliance have recently released an open source mobile computing platform called Android. This platform, IMHO, has the potential to completely revolutionize handheld computing (especially when combined with an open hardware device like the Neo Freerunner).
While there are a lot of great things we can do with the Android platform (and I encourage you to post your own ideas in the comments or in a separate Pending Projects post), I think the number one thing that should be implemented now is a GnuPG/OpenPGP system.
Here’s why:
Email me if you’re interested in working on this or want to talk about it more,
jms07[ at ]hampshire[ dot ]edu — GPG Key: 0xA1D39D09
Also, if you haven’t heard about Hampshire Hacktivists yet, there’s a new student group starting devoted to working on projects like this, talking/teaching about data protection and privacy, and other fun stuff like that. We’ll probably be meeting sometime in this week (maybe even having a keysigning party).
– John Schanck