Am I the only one who sees a huge difference in BCI accuracy between 2019 and now?
I started messing with open-source BCI headsets back in 2019, and getting a steady signal was like pulling teeth. I'd spend 20 minutes just calibrating to detect a simple blink, and it would still drop out half the time. Fast forward to last month, I tried a newer dry electrode cap from a friend's lab, and it locked onto my alpha waves in under 2 minutes flat. The difference is night and day, but what actually changed in the hardware or software to make this happen? Has anyone else noticed this jump?