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Linux Embedded

Posted: Sat Sep 01, 2012 5:30 am
by KevOoMadrid
Hi To Every One in this forum,

Hope someone could help me, I´m developing an aplication for a Linux Embedded system with the mindwave mobile from NeuroSky and I´m trying to use the blinking signal but as I´m working with the ThinkGearStreamParser API It doesn't have the blink signal available.

The Question is: Does anyone know if the OpenVibe software works in a Linux Embedded System?

The other Question is: Does any one know how could I get the blinking signal from the stream?

I´m trying to get the blinking from the raw data but it doesn´t seem to be ease to detect.

Thank you in advance!!!

Re: Linux Embedded

Posted: Thu Sep 06, 2012 4:34 pm
by lbonnet
Welcome on board,
The Question is: Does anyone know if the OpenVibe software works in a Linux Embedded System?
I'm not very familiar with Linux Embedded but it seems unlikely.

OpenViBE is compatible officially or not with ubuntu, fedora, mint... But it requires a whole set of dependencies (look at linux-install_dependencies.sh in scripts).
The question should be, are these dependencies running on a Linux Embedded System?
Maybe it would be easy to port openvibe on that system, but I don't really know sorry...
The other Question is: Does any one know how could I get the blinking signal from the stream?
I used the high level API from Neurosky to program the driver in openvibe, I don't know how the stream is organized internally...
Anyone else ?

L-

Re: Linux Embedded

Posted: Thu Sep 20, 2012 7:02 pm
by yrenard
Dear KevOoMadrid,

I suggest you study the mindset commnication protocol (google for mindset_communication_protocol.pdf). Also the PuzzleBox software has some code to decode the procotol on Linux. That would be a good contribution to OpenViBE if you had this to work on Linux !

Hope this helps,
Yann

Re: Linux Embedded

Posted: Fri Apr 12, 2013 1:23 pm
by luighi
Hi friends,
anyone else know about openvibe on linux embedded systems ?