Intellectually, my mother is absolutely fine at the moment. It is all the motor part that is compromised.

Most application of BCI to assist locked-in subjects, is applicable to those with neurological conditions that prevent their using the body (motor functions) to communicate. So these BCI systems allow

OpenViBE has some Motor Imagery examples:

I use imagine motor by in the signals, then i must use the high filter with 5hz and after i thinks to use the passband filter by the brain rhythms μ and β in the imagine motor. By the second filt

I ran the motor-imagery-bci-1-acquisition and created the .ov file with OpenVibe framework.

What kind of technique will you use? (Motor Imagery (MI), P300, SSVEP, SCP, etc.)

@mhadhi05 I believe you would be making the first example for Unity + BrainFlow + Motor Imagery.

Is there any example of OpenBCI with Unity quickstart project based on Motor Imagery (MI)?

Also I m trying to make a simple game with motor imagery (MI). How is working your Pong game?

As I said previously i follow this link: https://openbci.com/community/publicly-available-eeg-datasets/ or this that is actually the same on github link: https://github.com/meagmohit/EEG-Datasets#eeg-

I will read about MindAffectBCI links you provided, and also I read there was a motor imagery demo available in OpenVibe, maybe I will have better luck with MI than I do with SSVEP. If that also fails

The system includes a blink detector to send commands to control another piece of software (and trigger some cool LEDs on the hat), plus an Alpha wave detector that triggered a haptic feedback motor i

Below is a well presented list of accepted / traditional BCI paradigms. Note that "Mind commands" such as "idle, left, right, forward" (as you mention) are NOT on the list. Motor I

Alpha acts as a gate for external sensory information so high alpha in the visual and motor areas should decrease visual detection, environmental awareness and lead to more internally focused states s

OpenViBE has a CSP example implementation for motor imagery.

position of the head. For example, when using motor EEG activity to detect motor cortical activity, we may look for a decrease, not an increase in amplitude to indicate extra processing by that part

@wjcroft I am not sure whether we had a close enough meeting of the minds on the issue of my enquiry concerning a possible upgrade. What I actually had in mind is that the OpenBCI headband kit seems t

http://blog.jfrey.info/2015/03/03/openbci-motor-imagery/

approaches if I was doing an ERP study. But in motor imagery experiments I just want to know in general when the imagination began. I did some simple experiments with LabRecorder and found the marker

I did some experimenting, and it looks like BDF files work fine in EEGLab. However, I wanted to use XDF files because LabRecorder can automatically synchronize an EEG stream with a marker stream and p