New dashboard experiences
Create a new visualisation or neurofeedback mini-game for the open-source dashboard and offer it as a pull request.
Possible Outcome
A merged PR or your own fork.
You own what you build. Publish it under your own GitHub account with your name and chosen open-source licence.
Why It Matters for Open Neurotech
Interactive visualisations—such as 3D topographic scalp maps, alpha-theta coherence feedback, or jaw-clench rhythm games—make live biosignals immediately intuitive.
Starting Points & Technical Notes
These are open-ended suggestions, not specifications or assigned tasks. Change the scope, combine ideas, or take a completely different approach:
- Explore existing dashboard experiences in `PiEEG-server/dashboard/src/experiences` to see how live channel buffers and band-power hooks work.
- Keep rendering smooth at 60 FPS using Canvas, WebGL, or lightweight SVG updates.
- Include a demo/simulation toggle so reviewers and visitors can try your experience in the browser.
Independent Open-Source Work
PiEEG Ltd does not take on volunteers, interns or unpaid workers. Any project you start is your own independent activity under your own repository and responsibility. Read the full ground rules →
Safety First
PiEEG devices are not medical devices. Use battery power only when electrodes are on a person, and never connect to mains power during recording. Liability & safety →
More Software & Tools Ideas
LSL / BrainFlow-style bridges
Write and maintain a bridge that streams open PiEEG data into Lab Streaming Layer or another common neuro-tool, so it works with existing research software.
Browser extension plugins
Extend the open brain-state browser extension: focus timers, reading-load indicators or accessibility helpers.