BCI P300 Speller
P300 Matrix is a brain-computer interface speller that uses a 4x4 stimulus grid, configurable flashing protocols, and real-time experiment logs to support neuroscience trials.
The tool presents a speller matrix, lets researchers tune trial counts, stimulus frequency, and color, then runs one of eight protocols to generate reproducible sequences for P300 capture.
The university team used a physical circuit that was hard to move, hard to reconfigure, and limited the number and variety of experiments they could run.
We converted the setup into portable software with configurable colors, frequency, trial counts, 8 protocols, live logs, and export-ready outputs.
The team could run 3x more experiment variations, setup became 60% faster, and the tool became usable across labs without moving hardware.
A focused 4x4 grid optimized for row/column stimulation.
Eight experimental modes including randomized and background flashing.
Timestamped outputs, selected numbers, and built-in documentation.
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Random and background flashing modes included.
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