3D-printed components from Galea, the most advanced biosensing headset developed by OpenBCI. OpenBCI and Pupil Labs have now unveiled the next evolution: the first fully wireless, all-in-one brain, body, and eye-tracking headset. Learn more about the biosensing headset at openbci.com The components shown in this video were 3D printed on the Formlabs Fuse 1 SLS printer using Nylon 12 White in an inert atmosphere. Learn more about 3D printing at Formlabs.com | Formlabs

A 3D-printed mold was used to make a silicone part for a biosensing headset, made with Formlabs SLA printers using Clear Resin. OpenBCI offers accessible, high-quality headsets, boards, sensors, and electrodes for biosensing, neurofeedback, and brain–computer interface research | Formlabs