Transmitting Electrodes Signal to Breadboard Wireless I have recently made a DIY EEG from schematics and instructions I found online. I wanted to take the electrodes signal and transmit it wirelessly to the breadboard. According to the picture, the 2 electrodes wire (used for amplifying signals) would be attached to pin 2 and 3 on the AD620AN component, and the third electrodes would be attached to the ground of the breadboard. However, is there a way to transmit the information wirelessly to the AD620AN? I wanted the EEG to be wireless so that it is more practical to wear when performing activities, rather than having wires everywhere. The picture will show the final output of the breadboard going to a soundcard but mine is actually going to the analog input of the Arduino.
Thank you.
No. Certainly not. You are thinking completely backwards.  It is necessary for the electrodes to go directly into that circuit since that circuit amplifies the tiny signals from the electrodes to make them readable.

You should instead think about shrinking your design to the stage where it becomes possible to make the Arduino be wireless and send the data somewhere else.