PyNeuro

PyNeuro is designed to connect NeuroSky's MindWave EEG device to Python and provide Callback functionality to provide data to your application in real time.
The library is tested with Mindwave Mobie2 Headset, and runs stably.

Installation

Run the following command: pip install PyNeuro

Usage

Importing the module: from NeuroPy import NeuroPy
Initializing: pn = PyNeuro()
After initializing, if required the callbacks can be set
Then call pn.connect() method, it will connect with TCP Socket server.
Then call pn.start() method, it will be start fetching data.
To stop call pn.close()

Obtaining Data from Device

Obtaining value: attention = pn.attention #to get value of attention_

Other Variable attention, meditation, blinkStrength, will be added more soon.

Setting callback: A call back can be associated with all the above variables so that a function is called when the variable is updated. Syntax:

pn.set_attention_callback(callback_function1)
pn.set_meditation_callback(callback_function2)
pn.set_blinkStrength_callback(callback_function3)

You can add any number of callback functions to a variable..

Sample Program 1 (Access via callback)

from PyNeuro import PyNeuro
from time import sleep

pn = PyNeuro() 

def attention_callback(attention_value):
    """this function will be called everytime NeuroPy has a new value for attention"""
    print ("Value of attention is: ", attention_value)
    return None

pn.set_attention_callback("attention", attention_callback)
pn.connect()
pn.start()

try:
    while True:
        sleep(0.2)
finally:
    neuropy.close()

Sample Program 2 (Access via object)

from PyNeuro import PyNeuro
from time import sleep

pn = PyNeuro() 
pn.start()

while True:
    if pn.meditation > 70: # Access data through object
        pn.close() 
    sleep(0.2)