For our demo, we took inspiration from PostHog’s OS-style web design, that uses a functional window management architecture per se. We tried our best to show how hardware connections can be made through simulation and what a neurofeedback closed-loop would mean in a memory care facility. From an elderly user’s point of view, wearing an EEG headband, and then connecting to our tablet device, and finally interacting with virtual nurses and do therapeutic activities.
Custom Software / Middleware: Use a mobile or desktop app built via specialized developer tools (such as a hardware EEG SDK) to handle the Bluetooth headset connection, gamification, and neurofeedback loops.
Telehealth Integration: Run the video chat through dedicated medical video APIs (like Twilio or Zoom SDK).
CRM Connection: Send only processed summary scores, compliance logs, and analytical reports via API into the CRM for patient record tracking.
Swartz Center for Computational Neuroscience
https://github.com/mne-tools/mne-python