Generally asked questions
We develop open-source hardware, software, and DIY neuroscience kits for learning and research.
Our products help students, makers, and researchers who want to record biopotential signals like EMG, ECG, EEG, and EOG and use them to create projects in HCI/BCI domain.
Yes! Our hardware and software are open-source, allowing users to modify, improve, and integrate them into their own projects provided that they adhere to the license terms. You can find our resources on GitHub.
Not necessarily! Our kits come with guides, complete documentation, and step-by-step project tutorials that help beginners get started with learning neuroscience by making amazing HCI/BCI projects.
Technical questions
Please refer to the complete guide on Tips for best signal acquisition to troubleshoot the issue.
You can use our data visualization softwares like Chords Web or Chords Python.
BioAmp Hardware is not a medical device and cannot serve as a diagnostic tool, as it lacks the necessary medical certifications. However, it has been widely used by medical students and biomedical engineers in their college projects to develop proof-of-concepts for their ideas.
No, you must use a laptop that is not connected to a charger for visualizing biopotential signals. Desktop or PC cannot be used as as it's direct connection to the AC supply introduces a 50Hz interference noise into the signals.
You can mail us at contact@upsidedownlabs.tech with your requirements and we can figure out how we can help you.
Ordering & Shipping
Yes, we have various e-stores allowing people to order our kits from any corner of the world.