OpenBCI, the neurotech company behind the eponymous open-source brain-computer interface (BCI), are making a new hardware and software platform specifically for immersive headsets. Called Galea, the ...

These days have been marked by efforts to bring to the masses certain products or production capabilities that have mostly been reserved to companies or larger entities. Examples of this are rising ...

OpenBCI has raised a round of funding to build neurotechnology that could be used for brain-computer interfaces for games, health, and more. Brooklyn, N.Y.-based OpenBCI is using neurotechnology to ...

OpenBCI is a company that’s dedicated to making biodata available to everyone. In order to do this, they are using Kickstarter as a means of releasing their open-source brain-computer interfacing (BCI ...

The next frontier might be neurotech: OpenBCI's Galea headset, along with advances in assistive controls, points to a wild, wearable road ahead. I started with CNET reviewing laptops in 2009. Now I ...