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19 Dec 2014
OpenViBE is a popular platform that allows to acquire data from any compatible EEG device. We just added full support for OpenViBE in EventIDE, which means that you can seamlessly enable real-time monitoring, signal processing and various forms of neurofeedback control in your experiments. No or little efforts are required even for advanced research techniques, such as phase-locked stimulus presentation (see our youtube demo). You can find a full list of supported EEG devices here.
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24 Oct 2014
We are glad to announce that we are going to present EventIDE on the Donder Discussion 2014 - an international, two-day Cognition and Neuroscience conference for and by PhD students. The conference is held in Nijmegen, The Netherlands on October 30th and 31s. If you would like to arrange a personal demo of EventIDE to you and your colleges during conference, please contact us by email or in person. We will be glad to see you at our stand on the conference!
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11 Jun 2014
We are glad to announce that we are presenting EventIDE on 15th International Multisensory Research Forum. IMRF is a global meeting platform for scientists who are interested how different senses interact in perception. If you would like to arrange a personal demo of EventIDE to you and your colleges during conference, please contact us by email or in person. We will be glad to see you at our stand on IMRF at any day!
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We are pleased to announce that Okazolab have signed a long-term collaboration agreement with Space and 3D context (ECO-3D) research team, Centre for brain and cognition research, Université Paul SABATIER in Toulouse, France to work together on EventIDE software. ECO-3D research team is engaged in three-dimensional space perception research.
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13 Jan 2014
We are glad to announce that Okazolab has been officially accepted into Microsoft BizSpark program. BizSpark is a global developer community that has over 50,000 members in 100+ countries. Joining BizSparks, we get an access to full-featured Microsoft software development tools and platform technologies. Okazolab also become part of the BizSpark ecosystem, giving us access to investors, advisors and mentors. The Bizspark membership will allows us to further enhance our software products to meet your needs.
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We have recently attended the “From theoretical work, to practical applications, and back again: a neuropsychologist’s tale” workshop organized by Lee de-Wit, Katrien Torfs, Kathleen Vancleef, and Johan Wagemans in the university of Leuven. We focused our EventIDE presentation on neurofeedback methods for realtime control of experiments and clinical treatments. For instance, we demonstrated an algorithm that accurately forecasts an online EEG signal when a systematic pattern is found in the already recorded segment. The algorithm allows to lock stimulus presentation (or other actions) to certain phases or patterns in the realtime brain activity. See this article for a live demo and more details.
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14 Jul 2013
We are glad to announce that we will present EventIDE on ECVP 2013 in Bremen. ECVP is a largest conference devoted to scientific study of human visual perception, which attracts a wide variety of participants from Psychology, Neuroscience and Cognitive Science. The conference will be held on August 25-29. If you would like to arrange a personal presentation of EventIDE to you and your colleges during conference, please contact us by email in advance. You are also welcome on our official stand on ECVP at any day!
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24 May 2013
A new graphical user interface is now available in EventIDE. The Ribbon panel (alike Microsoft Office GUI) replaced the old menu in the main window. The Ribbon panel allows to access to all commands in the application in two mouse click, has a modern look and incorporates a number interactive galleries and editors.
To learn more about the new Ribbon panel and other changes, check new screenshots and details of the latest update.
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07 Jan 2013
We are very proud to announce that a psychological study, entirely made with EventIDE (and earlier program’s prototype) , has been published in one of the top research journal- Psychological Science. You can find the article, called “The Time Course of Perceptual Grouping in Natural Scenes” in the December 2012 issue or via this PubMed link .