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PiEEG

By PiEEG

Identity

Manufacturer
PiEEG
Model number
—
Codename
—
Aliases
PiEEG-8
Generation
—
Country of origin
GB
Released
—
Announced
—
Discontinued
—
Status
shipping

Classification

Invasiveness
non-invasive
Modalities
EEG
Primary modality
EEG
Direction
read
Categories
education, developer-kit, research-grade
Form factor
modular
Use cases
DIY EEG/EMG/EKG on Raspberry Pi
Target users
developer, student, neuroscience-researcher

Electrodes

Total channels
8
Recording channels
8
Reference channels
—
Electrode type
dry-passive, wet-gel
Material
—
10-20 positions
—
Requires gel
No
Requires saline
No
Prep time
—
Reusable
Yes
Disposable
No

Signal acquisition

Sampling rate
250 Hz
ADC resolution
24 bit
Notch filters
—
Onboard artifact rejection
—

Stimulation

Capable
No

Connectivity

Protocols
wifi-2.4ghz, bluetooth-le, ethernet
Bluetooth
—
Bluetooth profiles
—
Concurrent mode
—
Encryption (transit)
—
Pairing methods
—
Cloud sync
—
Offline recording
Yes

Power

Sources
wired-usb
Battery life (active)
—
Charging port
—
Charging time
—
Battery replaceable
—
Notes
Powered by the host Raspberry Pi via the 40-pin GPIO header.

Physical

Weight
—
Dimensions
—
Materials
—
Sizes
—
Head circumference
—
Operating temp
—

Software & data

Mobile app
No
Cloud platform
No
Offline mode
Yes
Subscription required
No
Raw data access
Yes
Export formats
—
LSL support
Yes
Data ownership
user
Apps
—

SDK & developer access

Has SDK
Yes
Open source
Yes
Languages
python, cpp
Web Bluetooth
No
Raw sample access
Yes
BCI paradigms
—
3rd-party integrations
lab-streaming-layer, brainflow
Docs
github.com

Regulatory & clinical

FDA status
none
CE mark
—
Certifications
—
Prescription required
No
Pediatric approved
—

Pricing & availability

MSRP
—
Current price
—
Subscription
—
Warranty
—
Return policy (days)
—
Where to buy
Buy at pieeg.com

Editor’s take

In favor

  • Open hardware + open firmware + open Python stack
  • ADS1299 24-bit AFE
  • Cheap

Against

  • Requires Pi-based assembly
  • Hobbyist support only

Sources & provenance

Last reviewed