We have decided that the most feasible product is something simple that has integrated software that if need be we can upgrade in the future. Looking at the brainwave groups, which likewise used simpler tools as the starting point to tackle a more advanced problem, we decided this would be the best approach. We have chosen the Muscle SpikerShield from Backyard Brains, since it is relatively cheap and can be upgraded to get up to 5 channels. We also set up an account for Matlab, a data software.
We still need to place the order with approval from Mr Lin, and this aspect only addresses parts 1 and 2 of the project. We haven't found a TENS unit, but at the moment we are looking to just start.
From here we will research the equipment that we have chosen, reading manuals and things before it comes. We might also look into how the Arduino works, since that is a part of our project. We should have it by next week at the latest, and once we get it we will begin to run tests on how it works.
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