IronBCI / signal in motion
Leave the bench.Keep the signal.
IronBCI carries eight channels of open biosignal acquisition into a wearable form—then transmits the data into Python or Android over BLE 5.

01 / Instrument thesis
Wearable should describe a capability,
not just a size.
IronBCI relocates acquisition from a fixed bench to the body while keeping the hardware, headset design, and software routes open to the builder.
02 / Transmission field
Body to application.
Without the tether.
The wearable story is one continuous route. Each layer below names what actually happens to the signal.
- 01
BODY
Wet or dry electrodes
Eight channels acquire electrical activity for EEG or EMG experiments. - 02
INSTRUMENT
Compact conversion
A 24-bit acquisition system resolves the input at 250 samples per second. - 03
AIR
BLE 5 transmission
The recorded channels leave the wearable instrument over Bluetooth Low Energy 5. - 04
APPLICATION
Python or Android
Open SDK routes bring the stream into desktop or mobile prototypes.
WEARABLE CORE / STACKED ASSEMBLY03 / On-body architecture
The headset is part of the prototype.
The official repository includes a 3D-printable headset design. IronBCI can work with wet or dry electrodes, giving builders an open physical starting point for headset integration and wearable experiments.
Open the headset files

04 / Technical dossier
Designed for motion.
Specified without theatre.
These facts come from the official IronBCI product page and open-source repository.
- Acquisition channels
- 8 01
- ADC resolution
- 24-bit 02
- Sample rate
- 250 SPS 03
- Wireless transfer
- Bluetooth Low Energy 5 04
- Electrode support
- Wet or dry 05
- Supported signals
- EEG · EMG 06
- Board diameter
- 50 mm 07
- Power consumption
- 150 mA 08
- Software routes
- Python SDK · Android SDK 09
- Headset
- Open 3D-printable design 10
05 / Prototype path
Wear the signal.
Build what follows.
IronBCI is not a medical device. When electrodes are connected, the device must be battery-powered and isolated from mains. Read the safety statement.