With a team of 6 students  I worked on the development of a wireless EEG headset for Holst Centre-Imec. Designing a wireless EEG headset with dry electrodes presents several technical challenges, such as finding a balance between comfort and signal quality. 

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The EEG headset is manufactured in one piece using 3-D printing techniques, after which the electronic components are applied and covered by a 3-D-printed rubber inlay. 

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The project received a lot of media attention. For some of the releases see:

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http://www.imec-nl.nl/nl_en/press/imec-news/imec-eeg-headset-dry-polymers.html

http://delta.tudelft.nl/article/monitor-your-mood-in-comfort-and-style/30340

http://www.3ders.org/articles/20150824-imec-tu-delft-develop-wireless-eeg-headset-using-3d-printing.html