Petal
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Petal (Petal Technology LLC) is a neurotechnology company that makes brain-computer interface (BCI) software.
Petal was founded in Chicago, IL on Oct. 16, 2016 by Dan Schmitz. In 2017, Schmitz added to the team James Glazer, whom he met through a post on an online forum, soliciting help with a neurotechnology hobby project on which Schmitz had been working. They set out to make neurotechnology usable by flattening the learning curve, building tools, and providing resources for BCI enthusiasts.
The company sells access to its BCI APIs and desktop applications that decode brainwave signals and translate them into usable values.
Detection Algorithms[edit]
Petal's software translates EEG and EMG data into easy-to-use values via its detection algorithms.
Metrics API[edit]
- Frequency Band Power
- Visual Attention
- Artifact Detection
Gestures API
- Blink
- Jaw Clench
- HOEG (Horizonal Eye Movement)
- Upbrow
- Downbrow
Hardware Support[edit]
Petal supports EEG-sensing devices including OpenBCI Ganglion, OpenBCI Cyton, Muse 1, Muse 2, and Muse S.
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