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Community & Open Source

Community & Open Source

Every line of PiEEG software, and every software decision, is made in the open. The community brings together researchers, makers, and neuroscience enthusiasts building the future of brain-computer interfaces.

Licensing: PiEEG software and SDKs are MIT licensed (including PiEEG Server). Hardware designs are proprietary. You can fork, modify, and build freely on the software side.

Where to Find Us

Community by the Numbers

MetricValue
Open-source repositories17
GitHub stars (across all repositories)~2.5K
GitHub followers170+
Community members (Discord & social)1000+

Key Repositories

All repositories live under the pieeg-club (opens in a new tab) GitHub organization.

RepositoryDescriptionLanguageStars
EEGwithRaspberryPIMeasure 8 EEG channels with the PiEEG shield and Raspberry Pi (C library; not actively supported)Python935
ironbciWearable (BLE) brain-computer interface — ADS1299 and STM32 with SDK for mobile appsPython595
EEG-with-JetsonNanoDeep learning for neuroscience with a shield for Jetson Nano (JNEEG)Python58
PiEEG-16Measure 16 EEG channels with the PiEEG-16 shield and Raspberry PiPython57
ardEEGArduino shield to measure EEG, EMG, and ECG biosignalsPython51
PiEEG_KitHome BioLab to measure EEG, EMG, EKG, EOG, PPGPython51
PiEEG-serverOne-line-install streaming server, terminal monitor, and browser dashboard for PiEEG shieldsTypeScript33
PiEEGMeasure 8 EEG channels with the PiEEG shield and Raspberry PiPython30
ironbci-3232 EEG channels low-cost brain-computer interfacePython19
ironbci_3D_EEG_Printable_HeadsetFully open, 3D-printable EEG headset for ironbci3D Print17
BioRon_EEGActive electrode to measure EEG (low-noise supply, 2-stage amplifier, DRL, band-pass filter, ADC)Hardware14
ChatGPT_PiEEGConnect a brain-computer interface to ChatGPTPython12

Ways to Contribute

  • Write code — Contribute to firmware, the server, SDKs, or the web UI. All skill levels are welcome.
  • Improve docs — Write tutorials, fix typos, translate pages, or create examples.
  • Help others — Answer questions on Discord, review pull requests, or mentor new users.
  • Build hardware — Design new shields, cases, or electrodes and share your mods.

Community Principles

  • Truly open — MIT-licensed software and SDKs (PiEEG Server included). Fork and build freely on the software side.
  • Community first — Decisions are made in the open with a transparent roadmap.
  • Built to last — Long-term support, no planned obsolescence, backward compatibility.
  • Science for all — Democratizing neuroscience tools with accessible pricing and an educational focus.