How-to transform brain signals into animated visualizations using OpenBCI, OSC and Processing

Absolute Beginners Tutorials series Title: how-to transform brain signals into animated visualizations using OpenBCI, OSC and Processing Producer: MindLAB Space License: Copyleft Share-Alike (CC BY-SA) This tutorial shows how to acquire brain signals from a brain-computer interface and send the signals to a visualization software (Processing) software via OSC (Open Sound Control) protocol. The tutorial show how to use a minimalist, affordable setup and open source software in order to implement a neurofeedback system. The setup used by this tutorial can run on any operating system (Linux, Windows or MacOS). A BCI device is not required, as for development purposes it can be simulated by the software used in this same setup. Requirements: A Personal Computer Linux or Windows or MacOS. Internet connection (for downloading the software used to build the system) (optional) OpenBCI device + USB dongle The neurofeedback system is build with: OpenBCI_GUI software oscP5 (Processing library ffor OSC protocol) Processing Download the software at: https://openbci.com/index.php/downloads https://processing.org/download/ http://www.sojamo.de/libraries/oscP5/ Tutorial's slides available at: https://docs.google.com/presentation/... Enjoy!