Nimbus BCI
Build, tune and run brain-computer interface pipelines in minutes, from 90 public EEG datasets to real hardware
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What is Nimbus BCI?
Writing and tuning a brain-computer interface pipeline takes weeks, and a lot breaks when you move from static analysis of recorded data to a live pipeline on real hardware. Nimbus BCI makes that path short.
Nimbus Studio is a visual workspace for building BCI pipelines end to end:
- 90 public EEG datasets, ready to load and benchmark
- Deep learning and EEG foundation models
- Nimbus Bayesian SDK with ready-made probabilistic models
- Real EEG hardware support (30+ devices), so the pipeline you tune offline is the one you run live
- Describe a pipeline in plain language, open a ready-made app, or build visually
- Python export and a built-in AI assistant
The demo runs on simulated EEG, so anyone can try it without a device.
Nimbus MCP brings the same tools to AI agents such as Claude and Cursor. Connect to or see the open-source code at github.com/nimbusbci/nimbus-mcp, and let your agent explore datasets, train and evaluate models, and assemble pipelines through conversation.
Free tier to start; Pro from $29/month for unlimited runs, cloud GPU and live EEG.
Built for BCI researchers, neuroengineers and neurotech teams who want to go from idea to working pipeline faster.
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