A user story about how to use Unicorn Hybrid Black for visual and artistic arts and installations.
“Corteza” is the Spanish word to describe the outer layer of the brain, the cerebral cortex. The key to Alex Guevara’s visual artwork is the cortex, or more specifically, what’s happening inside it.
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Here is how Alex Guevara carefully created Corteza using the Unicorn Speller and SSVEP.
Corteza captures the brain waves of the user and transforms them into an artistic representation, building a bridge between science and digital art.
In other words, a customized brain computer interface collects EEG data from a person’s brain to influence a real-time graphic engine directly through sound and images into a digital landscape. The visuals always vary according to the state of mind, concentration and perception of the user.
Observe the interaction between the user and Corteza. Find out how the user’s brain reacts to the external stimulation (SSVEP). Watch the beauty of the visuals. Be part of an outstanding experience.
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This video shows the final visuals of Corteza influenced by Alex's brain activity.
Complete Solution
Unicorn Hybrid Black allows media and visual artists to acquire and process brain signals to design and control attached artistic installations, toys, computer programs or applications.
Software Add-on
Unicorn Speller is a practical software add-on to control your environment. Simply concentrate on specific characters on the speller board in order to select them mentally.
Software Add-on
The Unicorn Simulink Interface allows you to read recorded data into Simulink and to perform real-time processing.