Case Study
Controlling computers just by thinking
OpenBCI, a pioneer in open-source brain-computer interface technology, partnered with Lenovo to accelerate development of Galea, a groundbreaking biosensing headset that combines AR/VR capabilities with EEG, EMG, EDA, PPG, and eye-tracking technologies to measure brain, muscle, skin, heart, and eye activity simultaneously. The company needed powerful computing resources to process vast amounts of physiological data and support demanding AI workloads. Using Lenovo ThinkStation P620 workstations powered by AMD Ryzen Threadripper Pro processors and NVIDIA RTX GPUs, OpenBCI gained the performance needed to collect, analyze, train, and fine-tune AI models more efficiently. The solution accelerated AI workloads, shortened innovation cycles, and supported pioneering research in neurotechnology. I
