Author: tkau

Muse S is a commercial EEG scanner developed for meditation, sleeping etc. This tutorial will walk you through connecting Muse S to your computer and accessing the raw datastreams via OSC and Processing. Muse provides health related data which consists of  PPG (heart rate) and raw EGG (Electroencephalography). Besides these there is also a gyroscope- and accelerometer which allows you to gather physical movement. With this tutorial we provide two 'bare minimum' Processing example codes for reading PPG and EEG to act as starting point to interface the Muse headset in your project. If you want to work with brainwaves see our tutorial on MindMonitor…

SDeraser is an AIRLAB Infrastructure that enables easy formatting of SD cards via a simple interface in the lab. This interface is useful when handling larger amounts of Raspberry Pi's, zoom recorders or similar where quick formatting of SD cards is necessary. The interface is a simple build consisting of a Raspberry Pi, an illuminated pushbutton and an SD card reader. The Raspi is running a python script that automatically detects newly inserted block devices (such as SD-cards or even USB drives), and subsequently erases the device using the ubuntu software called "parted". This tutorial will walk through setting up the Raspi, and explains the functionality of the…

In AIRLab we're lending out a lot of equipment to students throughout semesters. Some of this equipment holds an SD card for storage of data such as Raspberry Pi Kits and Zoom recorders, which means that data can easily be shared when equipment is inattentively returned and borrowed. It goes without saying, that AIRLab cannot take up responsibility for SD Cards that are returned with sensitive information. In AIRLab we therefore strictly require that SD-cards are formatted (wiped of data) before returned. This is primarily to avoid accidental sharing of sensitive data (eg. audio-interviews, photos, etc.), but it also makes it easier for the next borrower to get…