HALO Core

HALO Core. A PMO Robotics research project

A planned EEG wearable for trained computer commands

HALO Core is a planned 8-channel, non-invasive EEG wearable. The goal is to recognize a small set of trained commands and turn them into controlled computer actions.

Current: design in progress. Building a prototype. Planned: 2 prototype units No performance claims yet.
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HALO Core V1 product render
Design render. Not a photo of a built device.

The question

Can a wearable, non-invasive EEG system recognize a small set of deliberately trained user commands and turn them into controlled computer actions?

Who it is for

Research participants first. Only after evidence and review, people who may benefit from alternative input methods.

Who's behind it

HALO Core is built by Maurice Morrison, founder, through Picassomoes LLC. It is a PMO Robotics research project.

How it works

Trained commands, read by EEG, turned into controlled computer actions.

Status and roadmap

What exists today, what is planned and the 8-step build order.

Specs

The design facts known today. No performance numbers yet.

Gallery

Six design renders of the V1 direction.

Funding

Estimated budget: about $24,000 to build and test 2 prototypes. See the milestones and what funding covers.