## notes - 1 tv per person - 1 BCI per person - eeg like [[Neurosity]], Muse - [[Psychedelics]] - 1 computer that get the signals and cast to tvs - typically signal is a vector of 8x16 per brain waves (5). So my guess is simple v0 would be to do a dimensionality reduction and cast to tv directly? ## text Brain Painting Event Overview The Brain Painting event is a unique gathering where participants' brain activities are visualized in real-time and cast onto TVs. This is achieved using EEG brain-computer interfaces like Neurosity/Muse. The event aims to create a unique, immersive, and interactive experience, potentially enhanced with the use of psychedelics. Agenda 1. Introduction (15 minutes): Brief the participants about the event, the technology involved, and the safety measures. 2. Equipment Setup (30 minutes): Each participant is equipped with a BCI device. The signal from the device is connected to a computer that processes the data and casts it onto a TV. 3. Brain Painting Session (2 hours): Participants engage in various activities (meditation, conversation, etc.) while their brain activity is visualized on the TVs. 4. Interpretation and Discussion (1 hour): Participants can discuss their experiences and interpretations of the visualizations. 5. Wrap Up (15 minutes): Conclude the event, gather feedback, and discuss potential improvements for future events. Requirements - 1 TV per person - 1 BCI per person (like Neurosity/Muse) - 1 computer that receives the signals and casts to TVs - Optional: Psychedelics Tips for Participants - Come with an open mind and be ready to explore your brain activity in a new and exciting way. - Ensure you're comfortable with the BCI device on your head. Adjust as needed for optimal comfort. - During the Brain Painting session, try different mental activities (thinking, meditating, etc.) and observe how your brain activity changes. Potential Revenue Streams - Entry tickets for the event - Selling BCI devices - Partnerships with BCI companies - Sponsorships and advertisements Tags #event #brain-painting #neurotech #bci #brain-computer-interface