OpenViBE 0.18, in order to use both the co-adapt speller and the OpenBCI

There is no pre-built speller shell file or executables in the 1.2. So you have two choices. Did you read the previous PS paragraph??

@ayushmh, hi. I merged your question about the P300 Speller to this thread, which is intended to help those with questions on the speller. Your thread mentioned above was regarding a ttyusb0 not openi

[merged to Speller thread from new thread by Ayushmh titled: "CAN ANYONE HELP ME OUT PLEASE ?"

do I've to follow Jeremy's blog for electrode placement and which scenario should i select p300 speller or p300 speller xDawn

@wjcroft Mr.croft I know you''re a busy man but please I've got a deadline to complete please help me to solve this problem so I can take it further to have proper speller working

is solved what do I've to do to get a P300 speller working

The python scripts were necessary when there was no OpenBCI driver included in OpenViBE, in order to steam EEG signals through LSL. Now that you can select OpenBCI directly in the OpenViBE acquisition

I want to know how can we make flickering speller to be presented on monitor screen?

http://openbci.com/forum/index.php?p=/discussion/206/openvibe-p300-speller-tutorial-questions

https://www.google.com/search?q=bci+speller

yes i did and that's why i was finding an alternative  for speller...could you suggest one ?

What you're suggesting, thinking a letter and having that drive BCI -- can you mention any related research papers? My impression is that a BCI speller based on "thinking a letter" is very d

You can use the control commands from the speller however you wish. You have to hook up the speller software to your robot application, in some way. First try to get the speller tutorial to work for y

Have you looked at the speller tutorial?

in this software person should able to communicate with other players using p300 speller

http://openbci.com/forum/index.php?p=/discussion/206/openvibe-p300-speller-tutorial-questions

There are a number of BCI "speller" programs. This one below achieved a new speed record of about one character typed every second or two (30 to 60 chars/sec). It's SSVEP based.

For those who are not completely "locked in", in other words, have some muscles they can control -- it seems to me that the speller could be setup such that a voluntary muscle contraction co

Found the Youtube demo of the paper mentioned, plus other links to this paper. They are achieving an average of 50 to 60 characters per second (cps) recognized. But I think that is in controlled trial