Design and Development of a Wearable EEG Monitoring Device

Electroencephalography (EEG) is widely used for non-invasive brain monitoring. Unlike traditional bulky EEG measurement devices restricted to lab or clinic settings, wearable EEG enables non-invasive recording of brain signals when individuals engage in day-to-day activities [1]. They show promising results in monitoring, preventing, and ultimately treating brain-related disorders such as epilepsy [2]. RELIEVE https://project-relieve.eu/projectprofile/ is an EU-funded project creating a wearable EEG unit, machine-learning models, and ultrasound vagus nerve stimulator, which could ultimately be employed for applications in epilepsy management. Here we present recent results from our work on developing the wearable EEG part of the project.