Collecting brainwaves

https://www.goedkoopvliegen.nl/uncategorized/si23f7edl8 This morning I was keen to get cracking with gathering some data and playing with some tech. Dave had showed me the Mindwave EEG headset, which is more accessible than the Epoch one that I had brought along in terms of use-ability in participatory contexts but after some wrangling discovered that the software for exporting data from it didn’t want to work with my PC. So I set about familiarising myself with my EEG toy and gathering some data.

Fascinated by all the activities happening in the house I realised this was a prime opportunity to record the brain activity of makers possibly in flow. Toni was to be my first guinea pig and once  set up with the headset having run through the ‘training’ in the software we set abut filming her whilst doing some stitching. By filming Toni’s hands and recording my screen tracking the brain activity I was able to see any change in state in relation to physical activity.

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Toni’s states seemed pretty steady, she was clam and engaged for most of the recording and her mediation levels were consistent. Toni did admit she struggled to capture the same ‘flow’ she thinks she experiences when stitching in her studio though.

https://tankinz.com/w88p8i9 Next I was keen to see what was happening in Shelly’s mind while she live coded and compare the states when coding and collaborating with herself (as she had described in her talk) to the states when collaborating with others. Luckily Alex was on hand for a joint session.

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https://www.mominleggings.com/in9n83yows I felt pretty privileged to be the single audience member to a 46 min session and kind of wished I’d worn a headset myself as I could sense my own excitement levels fluctuating throughout, partly affected by the vibrations from the speakers, partly my reaction to watching the changing data from Shelly’s headset.

https://worthcompare.com/j8f2t1m9 Hwa was also a keen volunteer for the donation of data and we recorded her doing origami. She made one piece with her eyes closed, a crane, which is a sequence she is very familiar with, and then made another less practised fold with her eyes open.

Buying Tramadol Online Uk The results from all the recordings were really interesting with clear moment so excitement and concentration.  I know have to work out how to interpret and use the data through pattern and code.