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1. Setup

1.1 Download the necessary tools

Basic toolset includes

  • Visual Studio Code or any other code editor
  • Git (version 2+)
  • Node.js v12.x or above
  • NeuroSky ThinkGear Connector (separate packages for macOS and Windows are available)

1.2 Install the above tools

You will have to digitally purchase the NeuroSky SDK from their store for 0 $.

1.3 Clone the repositiory

To clone the repository,

Via SSH:

git clone [email protected]:iborg-ai/bridge.git

or

Via HTTPS:

git clone https://github.com/iborg-ai/bridge.git

1.4 Install the node modules

From the root of the repository, run

npm install

2. Connect your EEG headset

Connect your EEG headset via bluetooth. The setup process is pretty straight forward similar to any bluetooth device that you want to pair. The NeuroSky EEG headset will be visible as 'MindWave Mobile'.

3. Run the application

From the root of the repository, run

npm start

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