a test project to play with Muse EEG headset
I saw this post on Medium written by Uri Shaked (Google Developer Expert for Web Technologies, Maker and Public Speaker)
So I bought a 2016 Muse headset and made my own experiment ;)
- online : go to muse-ml5.netlify.app
- or locally : clone this repo,
npm install&npm start
Then use your 2016 Muse headset & your eyes to play.
Because my POC is done, I archived this project.
- found something to do with ml5 😅 as you can see in the project name, I originally planned to use ML5 here
- Eslint : super tool to find & fix problems
- Github : for all their great work year after year, pushing OSS forward
- Muse.js : offering a simple to use api to Muse 2016 EEG Headset via Web Bluetooth
- Netlify : awesome company that offers free CI & hosting for OSS projects
- Npm-run-all : great tool to organize npm scripts, it let you run multiple npm-scripts in parallel or sequential
- Parcel : web app bundler
- PngTree : for the finger & ring illustrations
- Reef : lightweight library for creating reactive, state-based components and UI
- Repo-checker : personal tool to keep every repo clean
- Sakura.css : a minimal classless css framework / theme for HTML semantic lovers
- Serve : easy to use static file server
- Shields.io : for the nice badges on top of this readme
- Strabo : for the contrast icons
- Travis-ci.org : for providing free continuous deployments