Hello, I acquired a Cyton+Daisy Board recently. I intend to do a standalone system based on SSVEP. I made the stimulation through Matlab, but after I prove that stimlus is detected, I am thinking abou

https://www.google.com/search?as_q=ssvep&as_sitesearch=openbci.com

Hi I need to implement a SSVEP keyboard to be used with OpenBCI headset. I do not know from where I should start? Did any one have a similar experience?

I have used the openbci cyton design to make the cyton board. I am planning to use the wifi shield instead of bluetooth dongle. My cyton board doesn't have BTLE module. I have these questions:1- Sinc…

Chip did do some of his blog posts on SSVEP. That is what you've found. With others he was detecting various band activities, especially alpha. Many more ssvep threads here on the forum.

I split your question into this new thread, since it was no longer dealing with touchproof conversion. There are many SSVEP posts, such as,

This discussion was created from comments split from: DB25 on cap to touchproof connector conversion.

Hi,We bought the OpenBCI cyton Board and we are interested to work on SSVEP based  BCI for gaming control. 

@wjcroft aggreed, SSVEP is the easiest!

http://openbci.com/community/stimuli-design-for-ssvep-based-brain-computer-interface/

Hi all,definitely a newbie question here but since the getting started tutorial is with Cyton board only I wanted to make sure I understand it correctly when using 16 channels with the daisy board as

We are a group of researchers presently exploring SSVEP based BCI, We use OpenBCI for HW and OpenViBE for the GUI, processing and recording. We are interested in connecting to groups that have used Op

I am not using a monitor in my experiments (I'm not studying ERP, I'm currently dealing with SSVEP and cVEP experiments), I blink a power LED in its linear region with precise timing thanks to the FPG

Check also:http://openbci.com/forum/index.php?p=/discussion/754/stimuli-design-for-ssvep-based-brain-computer-interface#latest

I have recently got my hands on an openBCI R&D Kit and a ultracortex v3. I am using an FPGA for my stimulus presentation (for more precise timing especially in SSVEP and cVEP studies) and I ge

http://openbci.com/forum/index.php?p=/discussion/754/stimuli-design-for-ssvep-based-brain-computer-interface#latest

This other thread mentions Nek's SSVEP setup with stim frequencies at 11,12,13,14,15,16,17,18 hz

It could be that (with yourself as subject) that eyes open/closed alpha is not your best strategy for BCI EEG feature extraction. Nor SSVEP. Have you considered a P300 or Motor Imagery approach? There

Also see the related SSVEP or Motor Imagery posts,

Thong Vo posted on Chip @chipaudette 's  blog with a link to his SSVEP experiment / blog. This is using the ADS1299 with an STM32 uC and HC05 Bluetooth module. (Not OpenBCI per se, but the same TI A/D