FocusFarm
A neurofeedback game built with the NeuroPawn Biopotential Kit to help users improve concentration.
How It Works
The project used EEG signals to measure alpha-band activity between 8–12 Hz. After collecting a baseline recording, the system compared real-time EEG data against that baseline using a z-score method to generate a “focus score.” As the user’s focus score increased, the virtual plants in the game grew.
Why It Matters
FocusFarm is a great example of how EEG can be used beyond traditional research settings. By combining signal processing, real-time feedback, and game design, the team created an interactive tool that makes brain activity easier to understand and engage with.
At NeuroPawn, we are proud to support student projects that turn neuroscience concepts into hands-on applications. Projects like FocusFarm show how accessible EEG hardware can help students build creative tools at the intersection of neurotechnology, education, and digital health.
See there game here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=foF9tnx_bp4
