Hardware -- preferably greater than 15 channels, looking for the least noisy EEG signal. Also looking for recommendations on the best quality dry sensors.
Software -- looking for packages that can help automate as much post processing/analysis as possible, enabling useful high-level visualization of the results and requiring the least amount of upfront mathematical knowledge. (I'd prefer to learn the math on an as-needed basis to more deeply explore interesting results).
Also, I would be interested in learning about the specific types of features that would be most useful to look for in these packages (e.g. identification of signal sources, visualization of functional networks, quantitative EEG functionality, etc.)
I recommend you to go to BrainVision web pages (http://www.brainproducts.com/products_by_apps.php) It is an excellent company with great products (stable systems, clean signals, good electrodes -standard and active- and excellent processing toolbox. My experience with customer interaction is also excellent. They don't really have dry electrodes -as far as I know- but the active cap is very good.
For dry electrodes -still experimental- I recommend you to check on Emotiv (http://emotiv.com)
Thanks -- any idea what the costs are for BrainVision's EEG products?
A little expensive but is a good, reliable equipment. Years ago, the price of a 32 channel equipment -the company sells modules of 32 channels- was about 25 000 EUR plus 4500 for each software package (Recorder and Analyzer). The MR compatible version was a little more expensive -about 7 000 EUR more in that time.
But you can ask them for a quotation they are very quick and efficient, it is indeed a very good company.
Wearable Sensing offers a full suite of research-grade, wireless dry electrode EEG systems, motion sensor (IMU) systems, and software for neuroscience research, BCIs, consumer neuroscience, and many more applications. We would love to discuss your project with you.
www.WearableSensing.com
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