libmuse

warning: discontinued project. we internally use this project as a boilerplate instead. also, have a look at this issue.

libmuse is a library for interfacing with Muse headbands, including finding paired Muses, connecting to them, reading their state, and receiving packets for raw EEG data and all other values. You can use it in your own applications, subject to the terms of our license.

The library consists of two parts: a core in C++ and a platform-specific interface in whatever language your platform writes its interfaces in: Java for Android, Objective-C for iOS.

Visit http://developer.choosemuse.com for additional information.

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Lib Version:

• Muse.framework 6.0.8

Compatibility

Check Ramon Arguello's pod for an older version of the lib with higher compatibilty range.

Muse Headband compatibility:

• Muse Headband 2014 (untested)
• Muse Headband 2016

iOS version compatibility:

• 10.2 (uncompatible framework build)
• 10.3+

Hardware compatibility (source):

• iPhone
  • iPhone 4 (no BLE support)
  • iPhone 4S (BLE support - but framework compiled for uncompatible iOS version)
  • iPhone 5
  • iPhone 5C
  • iPhone 5S
  • iPhone 6
  • iPhone 6 Plus
  • iPhone 6S
  • iPhone 6S Plus
  • iPhone SE
  • iPhone 7
  • iPhone 7 Plus
• iPod Touch
  • iPod Touch (5th generation) (BLE support - but framework compiled for uncompatible iOS version)
  • iPod Touch (6th generation)
• iPad
  • iPad (2th generation) (no BLE support)
  • iPad (3th generation) (BLE support - but framework compiled for uncompatible iOS version)
  • iPad (4th generation)
  • iPad Air
  • iPad Air 2
  • iPad (2017)
  • iPad Mini 2
  • iPad Mini 3
  • iPad Mini 4
  • iPad Pro

Language compatibility:

• Swift (unknown/untested - most likely compatible)
• Objective C

iOS

Quick start

Including it in your own application

Install CocoaPods and add the following line to your project's Podfile:

pod "libmuse", :git => "https://github.com/nuks/podspec-libmuse.git"

Add a #import "Muse.h" line to your source where appropriate. If you're using Swift, make sure you add it to your bridging header. You should be able to reference classes like IXNMuse and IXNMuseManager now. Consult the API reference rooted at doc/index.html for usage information.