Debian packages for OpenViBE have been a long time feature request… it may have been one of the firsts after the 2009 public release ! The neurodebian distro even had a TODO item to get a clean OpenViBE integration in their distro… Unfortunately, this whole interest did not end up with a clean package so […]
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 […]
I will show my latest work on OpenViBE and Brain Computer Interfaces at “Les 4èmes rencontres nationales communications & technologies nouvelles” Cap’Com Thursday April 5th in the emerging technologies showroom at “l’Hôtel de la Métropole de Rennes”. People visiting will have the opportunity to see, among other stuff, new breakthrough brain activity visualisations for OpenViBE…
OpenViBE is a portable software, meaning that it addresses several platforms and can be easily adapted to new platforms when needed. At the time of writing this post, OpenViBE is officially supported on two Operating Systems : Windows and Linux. It has been reported to work on Apple’ OSX as well but has not been […]
There is an open position to work at GipsaLab, Grenoble, France on an OpenViBE based BCI application using P300 and SSVEP. Candidates should send a CV and a motivation letter before January 10th shortly describing their relevant previous experiences to marco dot congedo at gmail dot com. Recommendation letters may be requested later, upon application […]
I will present OpenViBE use during a tutorial at Neurocomp 2011 BCI Automn school. It will take place in Nancy, France, Friday next week. It will cover the use of OpenViBE as a software platform for Brain Computer Interfaces and Real Time Neurosciences. I will briefly present the history of the project, the basics of […]
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 […]
When using the Lua Stimulator box (or any kind of Lua script actually), it could be useful to present some information to the user in some way. This box allows to send messages to the Log Manager thanks to the box:log function but there is no way to get that to the OpenViBE operator when […]
There are two new applications taking advantage of OpenViBE I’d like to point out. Adastra is a .NET framework developed by Anton Andreev. It natively connects with the OpenViBE designer through VRPN. It is also able to kindly close the designer when a scenario is finished. This framework can be used as the basis of […]
