Understanding the Human Mind
through EEG & Artificial Intelligence
Nurolab is an interdisciplinary research initiative focused on developing intelligent systems for understanding cognitive and mental well-being using Electroencephalography (EEG), Artificial Intelligence, Signal Processing, and Human-Centered Technology.
Mental health is usually assessed by asking, not measuring.
Millions of people experience cognitive and mental-health challenges. Today's tools rely heavily on self-reported symptoms and clinical observation. Nurolab explores objective EEG-based physiological evidence to complement-not replace-professional care.
Self Reports
Low cost and widely used, but influenced by memory, mood and personal perception.
Clinical Evaluation
Accurate and valuable, but dependent on trained professionals and scheduled assessments.
Nurolab's Approach
Continuous EEG monitoring combined with AI provides objective physiological insights to support clinicians.
Meet the headset that actually reads the signal.
A lightweight AI-powered wearable designed for real-time EEG acquisition, intelligent signal processing, and cognitive health research.
Key Features
Dry electrodes for accurate real-time EEG recording.
24-bit low-noise EEG signal acquisition.
Onboard processing and wireless data streaming.
Fast wireless connection to the mobile app.
Comfortable for extended monitoring sessions.
Up to 10 hours of continuous operation.
NuroLab Mobile Application
A demo preview of the companion app, still early in development - it shows how the headset will pair to stream EEG data, run AI analysis, and let researchers review past sessions from a phone, not a finished product yet.
A single dashboard for the whole session - connect the headset, watch your EEG bands live, and keep every reading on record.
- ✓ Live EEG Monitoring
- ✓ Bluetooth Connectivity
- ✓ AI Analysis
- ✓ Session History
Research Areas
Nurolab combines neuroscience, EEG technology, artificial intelligence, and human-centered design to build intelligent systems for understanding cognitive and mental well-being.
How Nurolab Works
Nurolab follows an intelligent pipeline that transforms raw EEG signals into meaningful cognitive insights using advanced signal processing and artificial intelligence.
Brain activity is captured using wearable EEG sensors in real time.
Remove noise, detect artifacts and preprocess EEG signals for reliable analysis.
Machine Learning and Deep Learning models identify cognitive patterns, attention levels and mental workload.
Interactive dashboards present interpretable reports and wellness-oriented recommendations.
Evidence Built on Real Research Data
Our algorithms are evaluated using benchmark EEG datasets and pilot studies to ensure transparent, measurable, and reproducible results.
Clinical Accuracy
Validated using the Bonn University EEG benchmark dataset.
Extracted Features
Feature extraction across 8 EEG channels.
Processing Speed
End-to-end EEG processing latency.
Pilot Study
Current depression screening accuracy.
EEG Signal Processing Simulation
Explore how raw EEG brain signals are progressively cleaned, processed and analysed before Artificial Intelligence generates meaningful cognitive insights.
What happens to the signal at each step
Watch the same signal change shape as it passes through the pipeline - from raw and noisy, to filtered, to a final risk reading.
Meet the Contributors
Nurolab is a collaborative project developed by students and researchers specializing in EEG signal processing, artificial intelligence, hardware, software engineering, documentation, and web development.
Honest Progress
What is complete, what is in progress, and what comes next in the Nurolab project.
EEG acquisition, signal processing, AI pipeline and web platform completed.
Improving accuracy with larger EEG datasets and advanced machine learning models.
ADS1299 and ESP32 based wearable headset integrated with the Nurolab platform.
Collaborate with research institutions for large-scale clinical validation.
Help us build this further
Nurolab is an open, student-led research project. Whether you want to contribute code, help with EEG research, or simply follow along, there's a place for you here.