Open EEG datasets for neuroscience research
Bitbrain makes a growing collection of open-access EEG datasets available to the scientific community, covering sleep monitoring, wearable EEG and recordings acquired with different sensor technologies.
The set contains 128 nights of simultaneous polysomnography (PSG) and wearable EEG recordings acquired using Bitbrain Ikon Sleep, providing data for sleep research and automatic signal analysis.
Other datasets include recordings registered with textile-based EEG technology, as well as data collected using gel, water-based, and dry EEG systems. These resources let researchers explore and compare different EEG acquisition approaches.
The datasets can support applications ranging from signal processing and machine learning to sleep research, brain-computer interfaces and neuroscience studies.
By making these resources openly available, Bitbrain aims to facilitate data reuse, reproducibility and the development of new EEG research. The datasets are already being used in scientific publications and ongoing research projects.
Explore and download Bitbrain’s open-access EEG datasets.