can I control animation with P300 speller, for beginners?

edited February 2016 in General Discussion
i want to write a software in which a person controls animation using his brain waves but unluckily idk how to do it so i was wondering if i could get any help from u guys..
C,C++ and a bit Java is all i know
in this software person should able to communicate with other players using p300 speller
openbci gui is software which shows brainwaves n brain map but idk how to link it with animation
Thank u

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  • wjcroftwjcroft Mount Shasta, CA
    Have you looked at the speller tutorial?

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

    It may be easiest to modify some of that source code. OpenViBE things are generally in C++. You could assign various command functions to the onscreen keyboard. Such that commands sent to your animation are one or two letter combinations. Etc.

    You don't use the OpenBCI GUI for this, but rather the OpenViBE framework shown in the tutorial.

    William

  • @wjcroft
    after the animation moves i want my hardware to move as in
    if animated car is turning right then my real car which is on the ground
    should also turn right

  • wjcroftwjcroft Mount Shasta, CA
    Umm, I don't quite understand what you are saying. By "real car" do you mean you want to control a real automobile with EEG? That would be extraordinarily risky. Perhaps you mean a real 'toy' car, basically a car robot?

    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 you as written. Then modify it however you like.

  • @wjcroft yes I want to control a robotic car with the help of animation ND animation would be controlled by my brain
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