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# Brainflow | ||
# BrainFlow | ||
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BrainFlow is a library intended to obtain, parse and analyze EEG, EMG, ECG and other kinds of data from BCI boards. | ||
BrainFlow is a library intended to obtain, parse and analyze EEG, EMG, ECG and other kinds of data from biosensors. | ||
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It provides a **uniform API for all supported boards**, it means that you can switch boards without any changes in code, also if you add your board to BrainFlow it will work with almost all applications built on top on BrainFlow from the box. Also there is **powerfull API to perform signal processing** which you can use even without BCI headset. | ||
#### Advantages of BrainFlow: | ||
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BrainFlow has bindings for | ||
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* C++ | ||
* Java | ||
* C# | ||
* R | ||
* Python | ||
* and more | ||
* powerful API with many features to simplify development | ||
* Straightforward API for data acquisition | ||
* Powerful API for signal filtering, denoising, downsampling... | ||
* Development tools like Synthetic board, Streaming board, logging API | ||
* easy to use | ||
* BrainFlow has many bindings, you can choose programming language you like | ||
* All programming languages provide the same API, so it's simple to switch | ||
* API is uniform for all boards, it makes applications on top of BrainFlow almost board agnostic | ||
* easy to support and extend | ||
* Code to read data and to perform signal processing is implemented only once in C/C++, bindings just call C/C++ methods | ||
* Powerful CI/CD system which runs integrations tests for each commit automatically using BrainFlow's Emulator | ||
* Simplified process to add new boards and methods | ||
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## [BrainFlow Docs, Dev and User guides and other information](https://brainflow.readthedocs.io) |
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