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PiEEG

Edinburgh, UKFounded 2025

  • Brain-computer interfaces
  • EEG and neural monitoring
  • Neuroscience research tools

PiEEG develops affordable, research-grade brain-computer interface and biosignal acquisition hardware for researchers, students, and makers. Its products support EEG, EMG, ECG, and EOG measurements across platforms including Raspberry Pi, Arduino, and STM32, alongside open-source software tools for neuroscience experimentation.

Founded
2025
Employees
1–10

reccy insights

Recent highlights

PiEEG’s public profile has been shaped by visibility for accessible, open-source neurotechnology rather than by disclosed financing or corporate expansion. On Apr 11, 2025, Electronics-Lab covered the PiEEG Kit as a way to make neuroscience more available to makers and students. A Apr 10, 2025 article described the kit as a Raspberry Pi 5-based bioscience lab in a suitcase and noted its crowdfunding activity. On Apr 8, 2025, It’s FOSS highlighted the platform’s ability to measure brain and body signals through an open-source design. These reports complement earlier coverage: IEEE Spectrum discussed PiEEG’s role in making DIY BCI technology more accessible on Apr 19, 2023, while Vice covered the affordability of its brain-computer interface hardware on Mar 17, 2023. The company describes a multidisciplinary team spanning hardware engineering, machine learning, and neuroscience, with published BCI research and open-source contributions. PiEEG also indicates that it is seeking team members and welcomes remote contributors and volunteers.

Written by reccy's AI from company sites, press and funding records · updated Sep 2026

What makes PiEEG distinct

  1. 01Makes research-grade neuroscience and BCI hardware more accessible through low-cost products.
  2. 02Supports EEG, EMG, ECG, and EOG measurements across Raspberry Pi, Arduino, and STM32 platforms.
  3. 03Offers an open-source software ecosystem with MIT-licensed SDKs and PiEEG-Server.
  4. 04Provides a hardware portfolio spanning 8- to 32-channel systems, electrode caps, and biosignal kits.
  5. 05Combines hardware engineering, machine learning, and neuroscience expertise with published research and peer-reviewed validation.

Technology & products6

  • PiEEG-8

    8-channel EEG acquisition hardware for accessible neuroscience and BCI experimentation.

  • PiEEG 16

    16-channel EEG acquisition hardware for research and biosignal applications.

  • IronBCI and IronBCI 32

    BCI platforms supporting higher-channel-count neural signal acquisition.

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About PiEEG

Products
PiEEG-8, PiEEG 16, IronBCI and IronBCI 32, MicroBCI, JnEEG and ArdEEG, PiEEG-Server
Leadership
Ildar Rakhmatulin, Founder
Focus areas
NeuroTechnology, research tools, hardware, AI/ML, medical devices, BCI, biosignal acquisition, EEG
Headquarters
Edinburgh, UK
Founded
2025
Employees
1–10