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MindSet Developer Tools

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The MindSet Development Tools are a set of software tools that make it easy to

create innovative applications that can respond to a user‘s brainwaves and mental state.

If you already have a MindSet， you will be able to take full advantage of it through

our Developer Tools. If you are trying out the developer tools before purchasing a MindSet，

check out the tools and if you have any questions， let us know at support@neurosky.com.

How can I use the MindSet Development Tools？

The MindSet Development Tools contain a number of ways for developers to integrate

brainwave-sensing functionality into existing programs， or to create new ones from

scratch.

What is included in the MindSet Developer Tools？

There are three APIs： ThinkGear Communications Driver， ThinkGear Connector， and the

MindSet Communications Protocol. One of these different implementations should provide

the most appropriate level of access for your project.

For the newest information， tutorials， and more， please visit： http://developer.neurosky.com

ThinkGear Communications Driver

- Ideal for C / C++ / C# / Objective-C

- Windows and OS X shared libraries （《code》.dll《/code》 and 《code》.bundle《/code》）

- Easy-to-use API

The ThinkGear Communications Driver （TGCD） is a native Windows and OS X library that

handles all the “heavy lifting” of interacting with a MindSet， from setting up the

connection to interpreting the data stream received from the MindSet. The API exposed

by TGCD is extremely simple.

TGCD is distributed as a .dll （for Windows） and a .bundle （for OS X）， making it

suitable for applications written in C or C derivatives （i.e. C++， C#， or Objective-C）。

ThinkGear Connector

- Ideal for scripting languages like Flash / Python / Ruby

- Windows and OS X executables

- Uses socket APIs

- Headset-less development mode

The ThinkGear Connector （TGC） is a software program - analogous to a socket server -

that runs as a background process on your computer and is responsible for directing

MindSet data from the serial port to an open network socket. It is available on both

Windows and OS X. Any language or framework that contains a socket library should be

able to communicate with it. TGC is an ideal option for developers working in frameworks

like Adobe Flash.