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Eventag
Real-World Mobile EEG Event Tagging
Eventag is a compact, real-time contextual event-tagging system for mobile EEG and bio signal research. AI-powered automatic labelling, direct electrode-level trigger injection, and no audio or video recorded. Based in Oldenburg, Germany.
About Eventag on Product Hunt
“Real-World Mobile EEG Event Tagging”
Eventag was submitted on Product Hunt and earned 3 upvotes and 1 comments, placing #156 on the daily leaderboard. Eventag is a compact, real-time contextual event-tagging system for mobile EEG and bio signal research. AI-powered automatic labelling, direct electrode-level trigger injection, and no audio or video recorded. Based in Oldenburg, Germany.
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Skip the audio/video capture is a smart move for sensitive EEG studies, and the electrode-level trigger injection sounds like a real time-saver in setup. Wish I'd had this during my last mobile recording session.