Hello to everyone! I want to create EEG on Arduino (brain-computer neurointerface with ability not only to get data from brain but to send it back to the brain too via electrodes).
I need to receive data at my computer from Arduino and send THE CHOOSEN PARTS OF DATA back to Arduino. I need software. How can I get such a program?
I need to receive the amplitude of the electrical current ( graph) , choose some parts of the graph and send the chosen parts of the graph back to the Arduino module.
It would help find a solution if you could give examples of what the data from the Arduino would look like, what parts would be 'chosen', and what they would look like when sent back to the Arduino.
This project (link) shows serial transfer from computer to arduino and arduino to computer. Parsing the data or string (finding THE CHOSEN PARTS) would be done on your computer in any language you choose.
Why would you send the same data back to the device it originally came from? Isn't it already stored there?
I need to send the received electrical current amplitude data back to Arduino in different periods of time. Not in the same time - it is all about time
Electrical current amplitude data ( in a graph)
Your answer is as baffling as your first post. If something is sent somewhere by the Arduino, and then returned later, it is just as easy to store it in the Arduino, and read it from there any time in the future, until you erase it. That is just computer memory.
So really, you haven't explained what you are doing well enough.
Also you suddenly reveal "in a graph". Impossible to understand. Where is this graph stored, where is it displayed? How does the graph fit into your problem?
to write it it very clear:
post details of:
the time
what times?
seconds
minutes?
hours?
less than a second?
english seems not your native language
use google translate
write your details in your native language
then use google translate
what is your native language?
I want to create EEG on Arduino (brain-computer neurointerface with ability not only to get data from brain but to send it back to the brain too via electrodes). I need to choose needed parts of the graph and send it back to the brain via Arduino module
I want to create EEG on Arduino (brain-computer neurointerface with ability not only to get data from brain but to send it back to the brain too via electrodes). I need to choose needed parts of the graph and send it back to the brain via Arduino module
THIS GRAPH ( I need to choose some parts of the graph and send it back to the Arduino module so that to brain further)
Am I the first to be a bit alarmed at the prospect of getting fed back brain waves?
Insurance all paid up?
a7
Transmission of electricity to the brain has found its implementation in treatment of paralysed people, that can cure mental illnesses etc. Google it
You google "shock treatment" while I do that.
a7
Sounds like a great project to be implemented on hobbyist-quality hardware with software written by a total beginner. Hook me up to it 
Can you transfer @gfvalvo's brain to mine? I have half a mind to try this.
Every time you look at the graph, the data it represents are going into the brain.
No, it doesn’t. It is just shown on the graph. Can you tell me please how can I choose extract and send the required data back to the brain?
well, are you sure what you are doing?
stimulating braincells by electricity is indeed in practice for things like parkinson
by neuronal specialists that have
graduated in medicine in general
again graduated as neuronal specialists,
having practised with older more experienced neuronal specialists
before starting practising on own responsability
Such a person would NEVER ask the way you have done it.
The EEG-part is interesting. though you will need quite an amount of knowledge to make it work as the voltages you can sense on the skin of a skull are 0,004 Volts.
So bang the "feedback-part" out of your brain. It is either non effective for non-dangerous voltages or life-dangerous for higher voltages.
a brain has billions of cells which work completely different than a microprocessor
so any analogy of recording some voltage potentials and then play them back is absolutely nonsense
starting with how will you make sure that your electric signals will distrubute in the right way back into the braincells without disturbing the always ongoing signalwaves ?
forget it.
Still the EEG-part is interesting
best regards
Stefan
Sure it does. Nerve signals from your eyes go directly to the brain, conveying the information in the graph to the brain.
The basic process is called "reading". Read up on it 
Ok. Can you just tell me how can I choose parts of data and send it from computer to Arduino???!!!