Expensive hardware
Commercial EEG systems are often priced for labs, not students trying to build their first working project.
Open tools for learning brain signals
BCI starter kits for students and builders.
Build brain-computer interface projects like Arduino projects with affordable EEG hardware, beginner-friendly tutorials, and open tools for learning brain signals.
EEG
Signal processing
BCI projects
Live EEG
12.4 uV
The problem
BCI learning still has a high barrier to entry.
Confusing setup
New builders have to learn electrodes, noise, sampling, filters, and software before they can see a useful signal.
Few beginner paths
Most tools assume prior neuroscience or signal processing experience, which makes early projects feel out of reach.
The product
The Lepa Starter Kit
A hands-on kit for recording, visualizing, and decoding brain signals while learning the electronics underneath.
EEG acquisition board
An Arduino-style hardware base for sampling EEG signals and experimenting with real-world biosensing.
Electrodes and cables
Starter-friendly accessories so learners can focus on setup, signal quality, and repeatable experiments.
Signal visualization software
See live EEG activity, inspect noise, and understand how filters shape the signal before decoding it.
Beginner tutorials
Step-by-step lessons designed for engineering students, neuroscience students, and curious makers.
SSVEP
Eye blinks
Focus tracking
Brain-controlled games
Electrodes
Amplifier
Filters
ADC
Decoding
Why Lepa
Arduino made electronics approachable. Lepa Labs wants to do the same for brain-computer interfaces.
Unlike black-box EEG products, Lepa teaches how the signal works: electrodes, amplifiers, filters, ADCs, noise, and decoding. The goal is not just to use BCI hardware, but to understand it well enough to build with it.
Who it is for
Built for first projects and serious learning.
Engineering students
Neuroscience students
Hackers and makers
Research beginners
People building their first BCI project
Waitlist
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