Oscilloscope. Brain-Controlled Color Grid. Saturday night: time for some new NeuroSky tests! I programmed an Arduino to take MindFlex headset input and visualize it as colors of a 3D gridded box. For this, I used Eric Mika’s brain control library and Ira Greenberg’s 3D cubic grid sample code. I used an Arduino Uno connected to my computer with an ATMega16U2 cable, but any Arduino will do. The circuit set-up for this project is very simple: A wire is soldered from the TX pin on the MindFlex’s NeuroSky chip, and the wire’s other end is plugged into the RX input on the Arduino. Right now, the Arduino and Mindset are running from separate power supplies.
As mentioned above, this test is a quick mashup of the Brain Library sample code for Arduino ( and Processing ( + Cube Grid sample code for Processing ( Brain_grapher.jpg. Untitled. Processing GUI, controlP5. About controlP5 is a library written by Andreas Schlegel for the programming environment processing. Last update, 07/30/2015.
Controllers to build a graphical user interface on top of your processing sketch include Sliders, Buttons, Toggles, Knobs, Textfields, RadioButtons, Checkboxes amongst others and can be easily added to a processing sketch. They can be arranged in separate control PGraphics contexts, and can be organized in tabs or groups. → read more.
Installation Unzip and put the extracted controlP5 folder into the libraries folder of your processing sketches. Details Keywords gui, ui, controller, interface, user interface Reference. Source. Platform osx, windows, linux Processing 2.2.1 Dependencies none User interface for the 'vulcano generator'. project synthazards, syntfarm. A complete list of features can be found on controlP5's github page. Features Custom FontsBy default controlP5 uses a bitFont to render text. Examples.