MEDITATION ANALYZER USING BRAINWAVES
Open Access International Journal of Science and Engineering April 24, 2026 DOI: 10.65521/oaijse.v3i4.2516 (opens in new tab)
Study at a glance
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| Topics | Meditation |
| Key points | Proposes a three-electrode EEG headset built with a TGAM module and simple electronic components that transmits brain signals to a webpage, where attention and meditation meters and comparison with sample mood signals are intended to show a meditator their real-time performance. No empirical results or participant testing are reported. |
Abstract
Meditation is as a practice that is performed by individuals all over the globe, where the individual focusestheir mind on a particular object, thought or activity to achieve a mentally clear and emotionally calm state. Although theresults of a good meditation session can only be felt and a long term goal. The project aims to show the results on digitalscreen for a better understanding of own results. During meditation Aanalysation and observation of brain wave iscarried and data is stored and can be analysed for an enhanced performance in meditation. The raw data is live brainsignal that is received by TGAM and outputs is based on sensing meters say attention & meditation that is transmitteddirectly to webpage where analyzation of raw data will take place with the help of various scales and factors. Processdepends on the gathering and recording of brain signals through electrodes that are placed on the headgear. A BrainComputer Interface (BCI) is constructed to control the hardware component of the device. This project aims to obtain anelectroencephalogram (EEG) signal from the constructed head gear containing. TGAM. The EEG signal can be achievedby using only three electrodes which are placed in the scalp location where we can compare distinguishable changes inthe various wave patterns of the EEG signal. The main circuit is made of simple electronic elements such as resistors,capacitors, Quad Op-Amplifiers and Instrumentation Amplifiers. The signal which is obtained from the headgearmachine can be analysed, processed and compared to a sample signal containing various human moods. After theconvolution of these signals the real time EEG signal will help in depicting a person’s current mood. The overall purposeof the study is to help the individual to get to know about his/her performance in meditation sessions and improve it.