BrainAccess SDK for Linux has been released and will be maintained from now onwards.
The Linux version has the same functionality as the Windows equivalent. C/C++ and Python API are provided.
The BrainAccess SDK for Linux is available for download here.
Make sure to stay tuned for new updates and releases from the BrainAccess.ai team.
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