Month: November 2014

Note, here is  OpenVibe – Part 1

This next part is about creating two boxes (processing algorithms), one to view your live brainwaves, and one to save the brainwave readings to a file (to be used for later analysis).

Box 1 – Signal Display

The first step is to start the OpenVibe Designer, and open the “generic-stream-reader.xml” (if you are not sure how, see OpenVibe – Part 1).

Create an OpenVibe folder C:OpenVibe

Next Save the “generic-stream-reader.xml” as “acquisition-signal-display.xml” in the C:OpenVibe folder.

On the right-hand side of the OpenVibe Designer are the components of the processing algorithms.

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Note, here is  OpenVibe – Part 2

For those with a Mindwave (EEG reader) and Windows, and are interested in OpenVibe, here are some tips.

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