OpenViBE | Software for Brain Computer Interfaces and Real Time Neurosciences

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Latest changelog : 0.11.0

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OpenViBE presentation at Quartier des sciences in Paris

As a part of Fête de la Science in France an event called Quartier des Sciences was held at ESPCI ParisTech (14 to 16 october 2011). A stand presenting works on Brain Computer Interfaces was held by Inria and Inserm. Continue reading →

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Robotic arm controlled by OpenViBE

Dieter Devlaminck, researcher at Ghent University, reported his recent results with OpenViBE : controlling a robotic arm thanks to P300 signals. Continue reading →

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What platform do you use to run OpenViBE?
Windows 32 bit
Windows 64 bit
Ubuntu Linux
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What is your profession?
Researcher in Computer Sciences
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Medical pratician
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Would you be interested in participating in an OpenViBE training course?
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How do you use OpenViBE?
I am an OpenViBE user, not a developer.
I developed new box(es) or acquisition driver(s).
I don't use OpenViBE.

How often do you use OpenViBE?
Daily.
Few times a week.
Rarely.
I never used it.

What is your main interest with OpenViBE?
I do offline signal processing
I try new interaction techniques
I use it to pilot external applications
I connect it to robotic devices
I try new classification techniques
Other.

When building a BCI with OpenViBE, which paradigms are you using?
Motor Imagery (feet, hands)
P300 signals
Steady-state Visually Evoked Potentials
Steady-state Auditory Evoked Potentials
Steady-state Somatosensory Evoked Potentials
N200, N400 signals
Error potentials
Hybrid approach
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