CameraEEG: Synchronized Recording of Video with Electroencephalogram data on an Android Application
Madhavan, S.; Hazarika, D.; Gupta, C. N.
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We present a novel android application named CameraEEG that enables synchronized acquisition of Electroencephalogram(EEG) and camera data using a smartphone. Audio-visual events of interest experienced by the subject were also recorded using a button press on the CameraEEG app. Unlike lab-restricted experiments, which usually constrain the subjects mobility, this wearable solution enables monitoring of the human brain during everyday life activities. The app was built using Android SDK version 28 and Smarting mobi SDK from mbraintrain. It works on all android devices having a minimum Android OS - Lollipop. We successfully recorded thirty minutes of synchronized Video and EEG during eyes closed and walking tasks using the app. Event markers enabled by the subject using the app during walking tasks were also recorded. Timing tests showed that temporal synchronization of video and EEG data was good. We analysed the recorded data and were able to identify the task performed by the subject from the event markers. The power spectrum density of the two tasks showed different power spectrums with a peak in the alpha band for eyes closed task. We also provide android studio codes for download and detailed help documentation for the community to test the developed application.
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