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Looking to develop your own app that integrates with Muse?

Muse SDK handles the Bluetooth connection and asynchronously manages that connection.

By linking with the Muse library, an application can access signals from the sensors on the Muse headband (EEG, PPG, accelerometer etc.) along with a few processed signals as identified in the SDK documentation.

Also offered in the library are classes for saving and reading data in the .muse file format, simulating playback, and managing log messages. Available for iOS and Android. Windows, Unity, and Unreal to come!

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Novel Speed-of Learning Effects Detected in Neurofeedback

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