Student innovations with our DIY Neuroscience kits!

From classroom experiments to groundbreaking projects, our community of student innovators is pushing the boundaries of neuroscience and bioelectronics with BioAmp hardware!

Whether it's decoding brain waves, controlling robots with muscle signals, or crafting unique biofeedback applications, these brilliant minds are turning ideas into reality. Explore their incredible achievements and get inspired to build your own HCI/BCI projects.

Team Neuroassist (SIH winner, 1st prize)

Mahatma Gandhi Mission's College of Engineering, Nanded

Their idea was to build an intelligent biomonitoring system to monitor and assist astronauts during critical conditions in space by processing real-time data using gaze tracking, EEG signals, facial recognition, and voice analysis.


Team NeuroPi (NTX Hackathon winner)

Dayalbagh Educational Institute, Agra

They developed Neuro Hack, a personalised brain frequency recognizer designed to help you achieve a calm or focused state of mind by automatically selecting & playing songs on Spotify in realtime based on recorded EEG signals.

HCI/BCI projects made by students using our hardware

EMG 2-ch game setup

Krishnanshu Mittal

SRM University, Chennai

He created a 2 channel EMG game setup using DIY Neuroscience kit Pro where three hand gestures are detected to control keys.

drowsiness-detector
Padmalaya Rawal

Maharishi Markandeshwar College, Ambala

He created a drowsiness detector by detecting the EOG signals using BioAmp EXG Pill.

brain controlled video game
Umang Bansal

Vellore Institute of Technology, Bhopal

He built a Brain-Computer Interface to control a car in a video game by recording EEG signals from his prefrontal cortex using BioAmp EXG Pill.

prosthetic hand control using EMG

Mayoogh Girish

Christ University, Bangalore

He used BioAmp EXG Pill to record the EMG signals and then use them to control a 3D printed prosthetic hand.

eog photo clicker
Rameet Singh Sachar

Bharati Vidyapeeth, Pune

Rameet used BioAmp EXG Pill to record the EOG signals during eye blinks and use it as a trigger to click a picture via camera

heartrate display on OLED
Aryan Prakhar

NSUT, New Delhi

In this project the OLED screen shows the heart rate being detected using DIY Neuroscience Kit Pro.

rgb light controller
Dhruv Wadhwa

Bennett University, Greater Noida

He measured heart rate using BioAmp EXG Pill and integrated them with LEDs. When your heart rate peaks, the LEDs will be brighter.

EMG muscle counter using Muscle BioAmp Patchy
Aryan Prakhar

NSUT, New Delhi

He uses the Muscle BioAmp Patchy to track muscle activity during exercises like bicep curls and calf raises, helping monitor user performance.

Chinmay Lonkar

VJTI, Mumbai

In this project, he is controlling 3 DOF robotic arm using muscle signals (EMG) by using BioAmp EXG Pill

2 ch EMG LCD display
Aryan Prakhar

NSUT, New Delhi

He detected EMG signals from both arms and visualized 2-channel EMG on a LCD display using DIY Neuroscience Kit Pro.

Dev Saran & Payal Lakra

DEI Agra & VIPS New Delhi

They created an EEG Tug-of-War game where the person with better focus retention wins. EE

eye up and down detection

Aman Shrivastava

Hobbyist & BCI Enthusiast

In this project, he records eye impulses (EOG) using the BioAmp EXG Pill to track up and down eye movements.

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