Open EEG & neurofeedback hardware
Brain signals, on your own hardware.
Neurobeat combines a research-grade EEG analog front end with a full application processor — low-jitter, low-latency, battery-capable, and open. Run, create and distribute neurofeedback apps without sending your raw data to the cloud.
Two ways to build with Neurobeat
Start with the all-in-one board, or bridge an existing Neurobeat to any computer as a standard USB device.
Why Neurobeat
Research-grade analog front end
Built around the Texas Instruments ADS1299 — a low-noise, 24-bit, up-to-8-channel ADC purpose-made for EEG and biopotential measurement.
Low jitter, low latency
The EEG front end is paired with a real application processor on-device, so neurofeedback loops run with tight timing instead of round-tripping to a PC.
Your data stays local
Apps run on the device. The platform is designed to let you run, create and distribute brain-signal applications without your raw data leaving your network.
Open and hackable
Everything is meant to be opened up and evolved — small-batch hardware, familiar tooling (Arduino / ESP-IDF / PlatformIO), and standard EEG file formats.
Build something with brain signals
Register an account to manage your devices, run over-the-air updates, and reach your device on your local network.