A Comparative Analysis of NeuroSky and Emotiv EEG Systems for Brain-Computer Interface Applications

This study provides a thorough analysis of two popular EEG systems, NeuroSky and Emotiv, in relation to applications involving brain-computer interfaces (BCls). The creation of creative solutions aimed at improving human-computer interactions and creating new opportunities for the growth of the gaming, healthcare, education, and other industries has been made feasible by the expanding usage of EEG technology in recent years. Two well-known companies in this industry are NeuroSky and Emotiv, both of which provide distinctive features and capabilities suitable for a range of customer demands. By carefully examining signal quality, usability, specifications, software compatibility, and applications/use cases, this study aims to provide significant insights into the benefits and drawbacks of N euroSky and Emotiv EEG devices for BCI applications. This comparison study draws on a review of contemporary literature and empirical research findings to advise researchers, developers, and practitioners about each system's suitability for various applications. In conclusion, this work provides a new perspective on EEG technology and its potential to revolutionize human-computer interactions, paving the way for future advancements in BCI research and development.