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| + | ## Hacks ## | ||
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| [[MindWave + Arduino Project]] | [[MindWave + Arduino Project]] | ||
| [[Raspberry Pi Projects]] | [[Raspberry Pi Projects]] | ||
| - | Mattel Electric Shock Hack | + | |
| - | * http://www.harcoslabs.com/mostpainful.html | + | |
| MAKE Force Trainer | MAKE Force Trainer | ||
| * http://blog.makezine.com/archive/2010/05/mental_note_an_eeg_musical_instrume.html | * http://blog.makezine.com/archive/2010/05/mental_note_an_eeg_musical_instrume.html | ||
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| + | Modify Your MindFlex for Bluetooth Output: | ||
| + | * http://www.instructables.com/id/Mindflex-EEG-with-raw-data-over-Bluetooth/ | ||
| Lego - Puzzlebox | Lego - Puzzlebox | ||
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| One user started an experiment to monitor changes in his body and mood based upon daily drug consumption. Hacks do not have to be just hardware and software. This “body hack” takes a cue from the quantified self-movement and is largely research driven. | One user started an experiment to monitor changes in his body and mood based upon daily drug consumption. Hacks do not have to be just hardware and software. This “body hack” takes a cue from the quantified self-movement and is largely research driven. | ||
| - | App Notes and Tutorials (by ThinkGear API) | + | |
| - | ThinkGear Connector (TGC) | + | |
| - | ThinkGear Connector is a socket server for both Windows and Mac. It allows you to take the stream of information from the headset (connected via Bluetooth or RF Dongle) and output it through a socket. This enables your application to read in the | + | |