Biosignal-Device-Interface
Biosignal Device Interface
Python communication interface to many biosignal devices manufactured by several companies for easy integration in custom PySide6 applications.
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About The Project
Biosignal Device Interface provides a unified Python API for communicating with biosignal acquisition devices from multiple manufacturers. It includes ready-to-use PySide6 widgets for device configuration and data streaming, making it easy to integrate biosignal acquisition into custom applications.
Supported Devices
OT Bioelettronica
- Quattrocento - 400+ channel EMG/EEG amplifier
- Quattrocento Light - Compact version of Quattrocento
- Muovi - Wearable EMG sensor
- Muovi+ - Enhanced wearable EMG sensor
- SyncStation - Multi-device synchronization hub (Muovi, Muovi+, Due+)
Other Devices
- More devices coming soon...
Getting Started
Installation
Install from PyPI:
pip install biosignal-device-interface
Or with Poetry:
poetry add biosignal-device-interface
Development Installation
Clone the repository and install with development dependencies:
git clone https://github.com/NsquaredLab/Biosignal-Device-Interface.git
cd Biosignal-Device-Interface
poetry install --with dev,docs
Usage
Examples of how you can use this package can be found in our examples gallery.
License
Distributed under the GPL-3.0 License. See LICENSE for more information.
Contact
Project Link: https://github.com/NsquaredLab/Biosignal-Device-Interface
Acknowledgments
- Find available Python and Matlab implementations of OT Bioelettronica's devices on their website.
Note: The example scripts do not provide you with the same level of utility for GUI implementations.
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