Open Source Neuroimaging: Building a State-of-the-Art Brain Scanner with Linux and FPGAs
TalkinSpanishat Open Source Summit Europe + Embedded Linux Conference Europe 2017 · 2017-10-23..10-26·
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Overview of open-source neuroimaging systems that use Linux and FPGA-based specialist hardware to build brain scanners, covering hobbyist to commercial-grade setups. Describes the problem of managing and processing large volumes of scan data, why open source was chosen, examples of implemented solutions (including a commercial product the author helped bring to market), and design choices for maintainable, upgradeable hardware and software stacks, plus gaps and future hardware ideas in the open-source ecosystem.
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chapters (5)
- 0:00Open source neuroimaging intro
- 11:51Linux & FPGAs scanner
- 22:20Live scanner demo
- 31:31Medical hardware challenges
- 41:17Q&A
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