Hi, I'm working on a proof of concept project for school, since the SDK is not available I am exploring Muse Monitor. Since Android can only run one application at a time in the foreground, would I be correct that you would need two phones (or the simulator I guess) to interact with the Muse data in real time?
1. Muse headband sends EEG data via bluetooth
2. 1st phone: Muse Monitor sends OSC Stream to target IP (2nd phone)
3. 2nd phone with app will listen on port for incoming data and interpret as necessary?
And if anyone has any suggestions on what OSC libraries to use for Android, that would be great as there seems to be a mixed bag of libraries around.
OSC Stream to Android App
Re: OSC Stream to Android App
Sure I guess you could do that.
For a school project I would recommend that you send the data to a PC though. I've some example code on my GitHub here: https://github.com/Enigma644
Might be easier than coding an Android app to receive OSC data.
For a school project I would recommend that you send the data to a PC though. I've some example code on my GitHub here: https://github.com/Enigma644
Might be easier than coding an Android app to receive OSC data.