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Research Program
Bilateral Contracts and Grants with Industry
Bibliography


Section: New Software and Platforms

Platforms

HOBIT

In 2019, we have continued working on the HOBIT platform dedicated to teaching and training of Optics at University. This has led to a version that we are able to export. A first system has been installed at University of Jena (Germany). We are currently finilizing a licensing contract to export the technology worldwide.

CARDS

Part of the e-Tac project, we have conceived a system composed of hardware and software components that allows us to augment pieces of papers in an interactive way (see Figure 3). 12 copies of this platform have been deployed at school. See also 7.1.

OpenVIBE

We have continued developing and extending the OpenViBE open-source BCI platform. As new functionalities, we have notably added the use of Riemmannian geometry for EEG classification, which includes computation of covariance matrices and covariance matrix means, projection to tangent space and various covariance matrices classifiers, both with or without supervised or unsupervised adaptation. We have also added a new visualization module which can display any number of BCI commands and associate real-time feedback. In addition to these new functionalities, we have carefully improved and clean OpenViBE code, in order to standardize / clarify / simplify / modernize it and to secure and reduce memory allocations, to reduce unnecessary function calls, type changes and casts. This aimed at facilitating the handling of the code by new contributors and to update the different dependencies of OpenViBE, thus improving its compatibility, security and stability.