Added the NewLine value to the end of the messages to the Arduino board.
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Awesome Dude! It works now, Thanks
Sweet! Lucid dreams.
A quick update…making good progress and managed to trigger lucid dreams several times
It works only in the early morning between 4-5am by entrainiment of 40 Hz gamma waves. This makes the frontal and occipital regions artificially active during the REM sleep stage and viola. Part of the brain is asleep and part is wide awake
Attached is the setup, which will be further enhanced in coming days with the Zeo and Basis
Thanks! We did it
Hack the planet!
Let me also describe the lucid dream…had ordered something from hong kong, kowloon and then in my dream happened to be in Kowloon even though I live thousands of miles away and became self aware that I must be dreaming. The details of the place were amazing, it was as if I was really there looking at the buildings and touring around the place etc all while dreaming..was nice
Elite. Don’t let that distract you from the search for lucidity. I will be in Enschede tomorrow, thousands of miles away from where I live…! Will see if I can add an option to align the minute view from there.
Hi — I’m interested in how you are using the NeuroSky to trigger lucid dreams (i.e., what’s in the photo of your setup), and also whether NeuroSky can be used for classic Theta Brainwave Training by placing the sensor on the left occipital lobe. Thanks.
I am not sure if it can be used for classic Theta training, but I did hack together a feature (NZT-48) for Beta training, described here: https://lucidcode.com/2014/05/22/neurosky-thinkgear-eeg-1-1-0/, where it will play a movie if the Beta channel is above a threshold value. If that works for you, I could make it work for the Theta channel… let me know.
Also whether you might be interested in selling the parts of the setup other than the NeuroSky itself. Thanks.
If you look on the Halograph page, you can find the DIY instructions and links to the other parts.
Hi Jef, looks great! My friend and I are working on replicating your design. Can you tell me where you got your tACS electrodes from? And are you using salt water or gel or something to improve conductivity? Is there any reason you are using the JACE Stim as opposed to another (cheaper) simulator? Is it just because you already had it or is there a specific reason to use the JACE? Do you know of any cheaper alternatives to the JACE?
Many thanks!
Dan
Hit the wrong reply button too, reply is below
Hi Daniel, You can get a Osim upixie usb pulse. It works great with Lucidscribe since it replicates the sound waveform.
http://www.osim.com/product/upixie.aspx
In the playlist select a pure 40Hz sine tone. I optimized the design to use stick on electrodes(non intrusive during sleep) with bfurcating leads that measure the EEG waveform as well as deliver the current upon REM detection
more here..
http://www.dreamviews.com/research/151796-published-nature-neuroscience-77%25-induction-rate-electrodes-scalp-40-hertz-4.html