I am new to openVibe, so i would need your help here. This might sound like a dumb question, but i'm helpless. so here it goes..
01.) According to what i have heard OpenViBE is just a software, and it has nothing to do with the hardware it self (EEG machine) ?
02.) So, the OpenVIBE software can be read by any EEG machine ?
03.) I need to create a simple BCI application, for example i need to read some data (the values) that was received from the electrodes from the OpenVIBE application, so is there any step by step sample program that i can follow.
I am an absolute beginner to this, so please kindly help me out...
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Re: Help Beginner question
Dear jamesLocal,
thank you very much for your interest in our software and welcome on this board,
If you meant "is OpenViBE able to read from any EEG machine", then the answer is again yes and no at the same time. Some devices are already included, others may be included in the future. You can find a list of supported devices in the FAQ. If your device is not in this list and you have C++ knowledge, you can write your own driver following the dedicated tutorial
Tell me if that helps,
Yann
thank you very much for your interest in our software and welcome on this board,
I won't say nothing to do, indeed, OpenViBE is almost useless without hardware. But there is some hardware abstraction layer included that makes it able to use different models of EEG machines.jamesLocal wrote:01.) According to what i have heard OpenViBE is just a software, and it has nothing to do with the hardware it self (EEG machine) ?
Do you mean is OpenViBE able to send information to our brain ? We have never tried that so there is nothing in OpenViBE ready to do it. On the technical point of view, there is no reason why this could not be implemented if needed.jamesLocal wrote:02.) So, the OpenVIBE software can be read by any EEG machine ?
If you meant "is OpenViBE able to read from any EEG machine", then the answer is again yes and no at the same time. Some devices are already included, others may be included in the future. You can find a list of supported devices in the FAQ. If your device is not in this list and you have C++ knowledge, you can write your own driver following the dedicated tutorial
You should probably start with the online video tutorial and the included sample scenarios (you'll find them in share/openvibe-scenarios in the install folder)jamesLocal wrote:03.) I need to create a simple BCI application, for example i need to read some data (the values) that was received from the electrodes from the OpenVIBE application, so is there any step by step sample program that i can follow.
If you're an absolute beginner, you should also probably get some scientific background about EEG, BCI etc. You can find good materials at http://future-bnci.orgjamesLocal wrote:I am an absolute beginner to this, so please kindly help me out...
Tell me if that helps,
Yann
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Re: Help Beginner question
Well i started doing the examples as described in the video tutorial you gave before, but in the video they load some files from a folder called "OpenVibe-tutorial" (in video 28:10 min), where can i download this folder ?
Re: Help Beginner question
Hi JamesLocal !
You can find these scenarios and more "tutorial" scenarios in share/openvibe-scenarios/box-tutorials
These samples scenarios show how to use the most common boxes. This is a work-in-progress so more scenarios are coming, with comments.
Regards
Laurent
You can find these scenarios and more "tutorial" scenarios in share/openvibe-scenarios/box-tutorials
These samples scenarios show how to use the most common boxes. This is a work-in-progress so more scenarios are coming, with comments.
Regards
Laurent