Thread: I wrote a program that records my sleep each night and plays a song when it detects REM.

And I created an open database, called LSDBase, where I will be sharing these recordings for anyone interested in researching the data further.

The data is recorded 10 times a second from a Halograph Frequency Monitor; a headband with a motion detector that is sensitive enough to pick up the heartbeat. And can thus easily pick up rapid eye movement (REM).

Lucid Scribe 0.9.3 is required to view the LSD files at LSDBase. It is free, as in beer. A device is not needed to view the database - just a machine running Windows.

This is a cross post from research and lucid aids. No one seems to understand my other posts, save for Dark_Merlin.