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ABOUT BCI+

A FRAMEWORK FOR CLASSICAL BRAIN-COMPUTER INTERFACE RESEARCH AND BEYOND

We created this website to showcase our solutions for the BCI+ field. Here we provide a framework of hard- and software to enable high impact research using brain-computer interface technology. This framework can be used in classical brain-computer interface research but also for e.g.

  • Neuroadaptive Technology
  • Neuroergonomics
  • Physiological Computing
  • Symbiotic Interaction

These fields are not mutually exclusive, but rather intersect methodologically and can be considered BCI+.

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With our BCI+ solutions we want to support the wider field of BCI-related technology. We give information on toolbox integrations and publish blog posts from brain-computer interface research.

We are looking forward to seeing you at conferences, reading your guest blog posts about your BCI+ research, and hearing what you think is next in #bciplus on our dedicated Twitter channel!

Share your BCI+ research story!

Want to share your research with others?
Get in touch with us – we happily publish your guest blog post!

BCI+ SOLUTIONS

ELECTRODES & CAPS

actiCAP slim

actiCAP slim

active gel-based
(8 – 160 ch.)

BrainCap | LiveCap

BrainCap | LiveCap

passive gel-based
(8 – 256 ch.)

R-Net

R-Net

passive sponge-based
(32 – 128 ch.)

actiCAP Xpress Twist

actiCAP Xpress Twist

active dry-based
(8 – 32 ch.)

HARDWARE [AMPLIFIERS & EXTENSIONS]

LiveAmp

LiveAmp

ultra-lightweight & wireless
8 – 64 EEG ch.
for mobile recordings

actiCHamp Plus

actiCHamp Plus

scalable & flexible
32 – 160 EEG ch. (+ 8 AUX)
for stationary recordings

BrainAmp

BrainAmp

stackable (32 ch. units)
32 – 256 EEG ch.
for stationary recordings

BrainAmp

BrainAmp ExG

extension to record bipolar
and sensor data
for BrainAmp EEG amplifiers

LiveAmp Sensor and Trigger Extension

 Sensor and Trigger Extension

extension to record physiological signals (with LiveAmp)

TriggerBox

TriggerBox Plus

extension to merge triggers from different sources

CGX Quick System

CGX Quick Systems

high-grade, dry electrode headsets (20 – 32 EEG ch.)

CGX Quick System

X.on

sponge-based EEG headset with smartphone app (7 EEG ch.)

SOFTWARE

BCI2000

BCI2000

software for BCI research, used for data acquisition, stimulus presentation, etc.

BCILAB

BCILAB

MATLAB toolbox and EEGLAB plugin for the design, prototyping, etc. of BCIs

LabStreamingLayer LSL

Lab Streaming Layer (LSL)

tool to connect software and hardware components in real-time

OpenViBE

Open ViBE

open source software dedicated to designing, testing and using BCIs

BCI+ BLOG

OpenViBE’s native Motor Imagery(MI)-CSP demonstration

April 18th, 2018|Direct Control|

This tutorial illustrates the steps necessary to run a simple Motor Imagery paradigm in OpenViBE using a Brain Products amplifier (in this case, a LiveAmp). Although this is one of the simplest examples of a working BCI, such systems are, by nature rather complicated. This tutorial walks through the procedure step by step.

M(eye)ndtris

April 9th, 2018|LSL, Workload|

The M(eye)ndtris study introduces a completely hands-free version of Tetris as an example of BCI+. It uses eye tracking and passive brain-computer interfacing to replace existing game elements and to introduce new, neuroadaptive control.

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