Rakesh Jakati
Project OwnerOversee project and execution, manage resources, coordinate team efforts, ensure quality of deliverables, and provide neurotech expertise in EEG signal processing and real-time data integration.
Milestone Release 1 |
$6,250 USD | Pending | TBD |
Milestone Release 2 |
$4,000 USD | Transfer Complete | 29 Aug 2024 |
Milestone Release 3 |
$6,000 USD | Transfer Complete | 26 Sep 2024 |
Milestone Release 4 |
$4,250 USD | Transfer Complete | 03 Oct 2024 |
Milestone Release 5 |
$2,500 USD | Pending | TBD |
Milestone Release 6 |
$2,000 USD | Pending | TBD |
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SkyBrain Neurotech aims to revolutionize cognitive and mental well-being by integrating EEG-based neurotechnology with advanced AI/ML algorithms, blockchain, and IoMT. Our solutions provide precise assessments and interventions in healthcare, sports, education, and workplace wellness. AI/ML algorithms analyze EEG data for pattern recognition, predictive analytics, and real-time decision-making. IoMT ensures continuous monitoring, while blockchain secures data privacy and integrity. Our project aligns with Singularity NET’s mission to democratize AI, enhancing human cognition and mental health with ethical and innovative technologies.
New AI service
This AI service aims to predict emotions based on EEG signals facilitating the understanding and analysis of cognitive and emotional states. By leveraging a classifier built on EEG emotion database it provides valuable insights for research and practical applications in mental health education human-computer interaction and more. This service not only supports real-time EEG data processing but also allows the use of offline files.
Real-time Data: Direct input from EEG devices providing continuous EEG signals. Offline Data: Pre-recorded EEG files adhering to standard EEG recording formats (e.g. .edf .csv). The input should include metadata such as sampling rate channel names and any relevant pre-processing information.
Emotion Classification: A list of detected emotions with corresponding confidence scores. Detailed Analysis: Insights into the temporal dynamics of the emotions highlighting any significant changes over time. Visualizations: Graphical representations of the EEG signal and the predicted emotions.
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$6,250 USD
This milestone focuses on gathering and preprocessing EEG data from public emotion EEG databases. The process involves identifying relevant datasets cleaning the data to remove noise and artifacts normalizing the data for consistency and segmenting the EEG signals into time windows suitable for emotion classification. Each step ensures the data is of high quality and ready for model training.
A comprehensive dataset of preprocessed EEG signals including detailed documentation of the data collection sources preprocessing steps (such as noise removal techniques normalization methods and segmentation criteria) and the final dataset structure ready for training. This will also include sample scripts used for preprocessing.
$4,000 USD
Develop and train the emotion classification model using AI/ML algorithms. This involves selecting appropriate machine learning models (such as Convolutional Neural Networks or Recurrent Neural Networks) applying data augmentation techniques to enhance the training dataset and training the model on the preprocessed EEG data. The training process includes hyperparameter tuning to optimize the model’s performance.
A trained AI/ML model capable of predicting emotions from EEG signals accompanied by a detailed report on the model architecture the training process (including data augmentation methods and hyperparameter tuning) and initial performance metrics (accuracy precision recall and F1-score). The deliverables will also include the codebase and instructions for running the model.
$6,000 USD
Develop an API for the emotion classification model to facilitate integration with other applications and platforms. This includes designing the API endpoints implementing the server-side logic and ensuring the API can handle both real-time EEG signal processing and offline data analysis.
A fully functional API with comprehensive documentation including endpoint specifications usage examples and instructions for integration. The deliverables will also include a demo application showcasing the API's capabilities in both real-time and offline modes.
$4,250 USD
Integrate the developed AI/ML model and API into the SingularityNET (SNET) platform. This involves ensuring the service meets SNET’s technical and security requirements setting up hosting and API calls and creating a user interface for accessing the service via the SNET platform.
Integrate the developed AI/ML model and API into the SingularityNET (SNET) platform. This involves ensuring the service meets SNET’s technical and security requirements setting up hosting and API calls and creating a user interface for accessing the service via the SNET platform.
$2,500 USD
Conduct extensive testing and validation of the integrated service to ensure reliability accuracy and user-friendliness. This includes testing with real-time EEG signal processing evaluating the performance across different datasets and collecting user feedback for further improvements.
A detailed testing and validation report including test cases performance metrics user feedback and identified areas for improvement. The deliverables will also include updated versions of the model API and integration components based on the testing outcomes.
$2,000 USD
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logannn
May 27, 2024 | 10:46 AMEdit Comment
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I would like to discuss with you privately. I've connected on linkedin and think we can have a proper chat about where to take this.
HenriqC
May 27, 2024 | 8:50 AMEdit Comment
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What applications and devices do you think will be the ones that bring crowds into wearing EEG sensors? I mean people don’t use EEG devices as they use watches or rings. Maybe it will change in the future if there are applications attractive enough with benefits high enough from using them. I guess there are some semi handy ear devices currently(?) If we think about the person’s general health questions, such as balanced dopamine responses that enable them to concentrate, work, study, stay patient and positive, what kind of data and applications are needed? I use a headband for guided meditation but it is very different from EEG when attending team sports or gaming. My intuition is that much of the value from EEG data materializes when the underlying activity or task is known. Also, my understanding is that sensor tech is advancing rapidly so that in the near future we can expect much more accurate, reasonably-cost consumer devices. I don’t know what I’m trying to really ask. I’m just trying to get some kind of understanding of what could be realistically expected from the coming years. People are losing their ability to do deep work, videos have to be shorter than 30 sec and they don’t know why they are depressed. There is so much to win in this field by building incentives that overcome the habit of addictive shallow engagement and empower people. I really like this project and wish you a lot of success! And the final question: How long do you expect the project to take before the first version of the service would be on the SNET marketplace? Thanks!
Rakesh Jakati
Project Owner May 27, 2024 | 10:45 AMEdit Comment
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1. Applications and Devices for EEG Sensors: Indeed, the evolution of wearable technology is a great example of how sensors can become part of everyday life. A decade ago, heart rate sensors were primarily used in clinical settings. Now, they are integrated into fitness trackers and smartwatches. Modern EEG devices are becoming more compact and user-friendly, embedded in headbands, helmets, and even earphones. These innovations make the technology more accessible. Potential everyday applications include Activity Trackers (monitoring brain activity), Productivity Assistants (enhancing focus and managing stress), and Mental Health Tools (offering insights into emotional states and cognitive functions). As the technology advances, its benefits will become more apparent, driving broader adoption. 2. Data and Applications for General Health Questions: Your intuition is correct; the value of EEG data significantly increases when contextualized with the underlying activity or task. Our platform leverages machine learning (ML) and artificial intelligence (AI) to identify patterns associated with specific emotions and cognitive states. We provide Emotion and Cognitive State Analysis, Contextual Insights (optimizing routines for better concentration and positivity), and Personalized Recommendations (balancing dopamine responses, improving focus, and managing stress). 3. Advancements in Sensor Technology: You are right; sensor technology is advancing rapidly. Earlier EEG devices were bulky and uncomfortable. With advancements in electronics and material science, we now have compact BCI devices with soft electrodes, suitable for long-term wear. These advancements will help users track their mental states, identify stressors, and understand their cognitive patterns, building healthier habits and promoting deeper, more meaningful engagement. 4. Project Timeline: We will update on this shortly.