This is a good news for the Neurofeedback community and a long time feature request from the OpenViBE community : the Brainmaster devices will soon be integrated in OpenViBE. Brainmaster is a leading device manufacturer for Neurofeedback in the US. They have breakthrough devices ranging from 2 to 24 electrodes and including various multi-modal feedback […]
An Event Response Potential or ERP is a brain response to an external stimulation such as a sound, a flash or any event one can perceive. As soon as the brain processes this event, a specific signature or response appears in the brain activity. The brain response occurs in a few 100s of milliseconds after […]
The 0.12.0 version of OpenViBE has been released last week ! As usual, the announce has been posted on the official forum and the complete changelog can be found on the dedicated topic on the forum… This new release brings a major update for the support team : native support of Emotiv device. Actually this […]
OpenViBE 0.8.0 has been released last week. As usual, the announce has been posted on the official forum and the complete changelog can be found on the dedicated topic on the forum… In this release, there has been significant additional work on the acquisition server to enhance device drift and jittering management, to release as […]
I know many people enjoyed the (rather long) story about time which I published a few months ago… well here are some additional information. We have put a lot of efforts since the 0.6.0 release (April) in order to fix the device jittering / drifting. Indeed, every single device must have a specific drift due […]
It’s been a long time since my last message… Indeed, I got a summer break… and I am now ready for some more OpenViBE enhancements One of the tasks I am working on currently is creating a Brainamp/Brainamp MR series driver using BrainProducts‘ low level API. The main advantages of such implementation as compared to […]
We now have several acquisition devices available within OpenViBE… It’s time to write a few words about it. First of all, I should point out the different ways of communication with the device we met so far. Most of our drivers are based on a proprietary SDK which are shipped with the devices. This abstracts […]
