Dmitry Sukhoruchkin
to produce use gerber, bom. assembly files, connect in configuration that you need.
list of pcb&pcba with components https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1kesq1XXx1iv3tl-mmWqGlSoi6JrNICaZL0DwDcNThMk/edit#gid=103632355
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FreeEEG32 prealpha2
4xAD7779ACPZ 16 kSPS,
ADR4525BRZ 2.5V REF +-0.02%,
STM32F765ZIT6 MCU 462 DMIPS
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It seems you hook this up to your friend's head, then program them via the STM32F7. Their body becomes your robot. Bwahahahahahaha! I guess you chose the STM32F7 because it has floating point, which means you can make your new robot's movements ultra-smooth and precise.
I'm joking. What I mean to say is... could you please add some detail in the project description so that hackaday peeps can know what this is, what it is supposed to do, and how it works?
Even some links would be a start.