Here’s how two incredible devs created a Brain-Computer Interface (BCI) to control a rover with just your thoughts and an EMOTIV Insight. A BCI is a device that translates neuronal information from the cerebral area of the brain into data capable of controlling external software or hardware such as a computer or a robotic limb. […]
Shaomin Zhang, Sheng Yuan, Lipeng Huang, Xiaoxiang Zheng, Zhaohui Wu, Kedi Xu & Gang Pan Abstract Brain-machine interfaces (BMIs) provide a promising information channel between the biological brain and external devices and are applied in building brain-to-device control. Prior studies have explored the feasibility of establishing a brain-brain interface (BBI) across various brains via […]
Predicting outbreaks of a disease, from the passage of the Zika virus to a person’s predisposition to cancer, is crucial to our ability to fight back—and big data is at the front of that battle. National Geographic and Bayer feature EMOTIV’s involvement in big data to address mental health and wellness. IT COULD BE a parent, […]
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By LS2N and The Ecole Supérieure des Beaux-Arts – Tours Angers Le Mans This art-science project explores the use case of a neuro-interactive film, combining two innovative modalities: immersion in an omnidirectional film in virtual reality (VR) and the use of EEG sensors from an EMOTIV EPOC to measure the live experience of the viewer. The […]
The National UAE By Prof. Olivier Oullier This week I was enjoying an extraordinary view of snow-capped Swiss Alps on the train to Davos when I couldn’t help overhearing a conversation between two British people sitting nearby. They were not talking about Brexit, as one might have expected, given the current crisis in their country. […]
Vasilii Borisov, Alexey Syskov, Vladimir Kublanov Abstract The estimation in real time of the functional and mental state level for the athlete during the loads is essential for management of the training process. New multimodal metric, obtained by means of the brain-computer interface (BCI), is proposed. The paper discusses the results of the joint usage […]
By Tech Insider Business Insider was given the chance to control lights using nothing but the activity of our brains. They wore and EPOC+ that uses a method of recording electrical activity in the brain called Electroencephalography (EEG). Certain actions triggered different brain frequencies, which changed the LED lights. The light installation was created by researchers […]
The National UAE By Prof. Olivier Oullier Carefully planned time out plays a vital role in preparing us for success – in sport and everyday life. If you think the 2018 Formula One season ended last Sunday, when Lewis Hamilton won the final Grand Prix of the year in Abu Dhabi, you might be a […]
Our Data Privacy Officer, Matt Bosworth, recently attended the Global Neuroethics Summit (GNS) in Seoul, South Korea. Here is what he had to say about some of the key issues that were brought up. What were the major themes of the conference? From my perspective, the major themes were: Cross cultural ethics; how cultural norms […]
The Female Role Model Project is a pioneering theatrical experience that explores representations of female role models and their evolution while incorporating live neuroscientific recordings using EMOTIV headsets. Artists perform different role models such as Mulan, Marilyn Monroe, Michelle Obama and Melania Trump while the electrical activity of their brain is monitored using the EPOC+ […]
Researchers in Japan have identified gamma oscillations in the brain as a potential diagnostic for autism spectrum disorder in children. Their findings are published in The Journal of Neuroscience. ASD, a neurodevelopmental disorder that can impair communication ability, socialization and verbal and motor skills, generally starts in early childhood and is diagnosed through behavior observation. […]
Innovate BC and the B.C. government announced Eric O’Neill and Tan Le as keynote speakers for the 4th annual #BCTECHSummit, March 11-13, 2019 in Vancouver, British Columbia. With the theme of the Reality Revolution, the 2019 #BCTECHSummit invites speakers and delegates to explore and discover how we can use emerging technologies—from AI to robotics, quantum […]
John Archer Forbes.com The ground-breaking experiment was the brainchild of neuroscientist and Associate Lecturer at London’s Goldsmiths University Patrick Fagan, together with so-called ‘thrill engineer’ Professor Brendan Walker of the Thrill Laboratory. Fagan was interested in seeing what effects watching 3D might have on the brain once the 3D viewing experience was over, while Walker […]
Krzysztof Kotowski, Katarzyna Stapor, Jacek Leski, Marian Kotas Abstract The article presents our proposed adaptation of the commercially available EMOTIV EPOC+ EEG headset for neuroscience research based on event-related brain potentials (ERP). It solves EMOTIV EPOC+ synchronization problems (common to most low-cost systems) by applying our proposed stimuli marking circuit. The second goal was to check the capabilities of our modification in […]
Abstract: In this paper, we explore the bio sensory headset EMOTIV EPOC+ in the context of brain computer interfaces which record the brain signals and convert them into keystrokes. Reinforced by programming language constructs, these signals were able to trigger the movements of the finch robot and switch lightbulb objects. The observation and analysis of […]
By Erica Warp Our latest release of MyEmotiv (v3.8.0) includes a new custom tag feature. You can now type in any tag for your recording and select tags you have previously used. This will give you more flexibility when using the app and allow you to keep track of a wider variety of activities. To […]
by Theo Chapman For expat entrepreneur Tan Le, founder of bioinfomatics company EMOTIV, 2018 is a special year. Le is one of 20 Australians whose portraits were commissioned to mark the 20th anniversary of the National Portrait Gallery in Canberra. It is also 20 years since Le was Young Australian of the Year. “It’s quite […]
Published on Oct 1, 2018 We are proud to announce a very exciting design exploration with SAP to develop an adaptive user experience (UX) for improved well-being and productivity at work. By pairing EMOTIV’s market-leading mobile neurotechnology with SAP’s award-winning design expertise, we are front-runners in exploring an exciting new era in human-enterprise UX that […]
F. Mulla; Eya Eya; E. Ibrahim; A. Alhaddad; R. Qahwaji; R. Abd-Alhameed A Cross-sectional study conducted to understand how music therapy can affect patients who suffer from memory loss conditions such as Dementia and Alzheimer’s disease. A comparative study is conducted between music and non-music questionnaires, to find patterns and indications of how music can […]
Tan Le is the founder of brain research company Emotiv, whose technology helped a quadriplegic man drive a Formula One car using only his thoughts. She spoke to “The Brave Ones” about fleeing Vietnam as a four-year-old, quitting a law degree for neuroscience, and why being an outsider is the secret to her success. 01 […]
Richard Warp and James Craft, a music innovator and composer, have teamed up to help fourteen-year old Camille Des Jardins to expand her musical voice. Camille is bright and musically gifted, but her expressive skills are hampered by the physical limitations of cerebral palsy. Using her eyes, Camille composes music through an effective but time-consuming […]
EMOTIV CEO and Founder, Tan Le was recently featured as a speaker on Dubai Future Talks, a new platform by the Government of Dubai and the Dubai Future Foundation to bring together key individuals, organisations and ideas to co-create the framework for the advancement of humanity. As part of the series, Tan discusses the idea […]
Stress hormones run rife when we watch a game – and that can make the difference between fun and aggression, writes Olivier Oullier. Last Sunday, I flew home to France to watch Les Bleus defeat Croatia 4-2 in the final game of the 2018 World Cup in Russia. My daughters were not born in 1998, […]
Brain-Computer Interfaces by Electrical Cortex Activity: Challenges in Creating a Cognitive System for Mobile Devices Using Steady-State Visually Evoked Potentials Pedro Morais, Carla Quintão, Pedro Vieira Abstract The research field of Brain–Computer Interfaces (BCI) emerged in an attempt to enable communication between paralyzed patients and technology. Identifying an individual’s mental state, through his brain’s electric activity, a typical BCI system […]
Want to know what is going through Kathryn Thomas’ head as she drives the E-PACE? We used the Emotiv Brain Activity Monitor to measure levels such as stress, excitement, and relaxation.
Music Emotion Capture: sonifying emotions in EEG data G. Langroudi, A. Jordanous and L. Li Abstract People’s emotions are not always obviously detectable, due to difficulties expressing emotions, or geographic distance (e.g. if people are communicating online). There are also many occasions where it would be useful for a computer to be able to detect […]
M.E.Lovell, R.Bruno, J.Johnston, A.Matthews, I.McGregor, D.J.Allsop, N.Lintzeris Abstract Cannabis intoxication adversely affects health, yet persistent effects following short-term abstinence in long-term cannabis users are unclear. This matched-subjects, cross-sectional study compared health outcomes of long-term cannabis and long-term tobacco-only users, relative to population norms. Highlights We examined health outcomes of long-term cannabis users […]
We are proud to announce a very exciting partnership with Macquarie University’s Department of Cognitive Sciences to develop an integrated digital platform for lab-based neuroscience education! The platform seeks to bring together access to EMOTIV technology, delivery of educational content, led under Dr. Bianca De Wit and Dr. David Kaplan (who have recently published a […]
Do you know how your brain reacts in a live concert? Professor Olivier Oullier and his longtime friend and fellow Depeche Mode fan, Tobal were recently invited to attend their concert in Paris to record their own brain activity over the course of the entire performance. The project, called “Enjoy the Science” aims at uncovering what […]