Currently not. To add new devices we need to buy them or ask companies for some help with testing/implementation. Its the only showstopper to add support for more boards
Would be interesting to see which biosensors are known to work with this framework and how they compare. I bought some popular (relatively cheap) device a couple of years ago and I was not convinced it worked at all.
A uniform framework would allow to see whether different devices used on the same person provide consistent data.
Edit: just discoverd docs/SupportedBoards.rst :)
What is your experience regarding signal quality for the listed devices?
I guess you mean EEG, right? I dont know good benchmarks to compare signal quality for these devices.. I think the biggest challenge to create such test is a fact that you cannot record data from 2 boards and single person simultaneously and need to collect a lot of data to handle run to run variability
Visually it seems like Unicorn from Gtec and Cyton from OpenBCI are good. But I have no quantitative metrics for it
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Edit: just discoverd docs/SupportedBoards.rst :)
What is your experience regarding signal quality for the listed devices?
Altmetr|4 years ago
Visually it seems like Unicorn from Gtec and Cyton from OpenBCI are good. But I have no quantitative metrics for it