We used the data coming in from the meditation channel to manipulate the visual of the moon.  More of the moon is revealed as the person’s meditation level increases. Main part of the Processing code is below, the channels, connection light and graphs are left untouched:

import processing.serial.*;
import controlP5.*;

ControlP5 controlP5;

Serial serial;

float[] intData = new float[11]; // this is where we are going to store the values each frame

Channel[] channels = new Channel[11];
Monitor[] monitors = new Monitor[10];
Graph graph;
ConnectionLight connectionLight;
String serialPort = “/dev/tty.usbmodem1411”;

int packetCount = 0;
int globalMax = 0;

int myValue = 0;

String scaleMode;

PImage moon;

void drawStar(float dataValue) {
// float newDataCalc = map(intData[2], 0, 100, 0, 360);

for (int i = 15; i < 360; i+=30) {
// println(“intData[2] is ” + intData[2]);
// println(“dataCalc is ” + newDataCalc);
float newDataPoint = dataPoint*3.6;
// println(“new data point” + newDataPoint);
float angle = radians(random(0,dataValue));
//float angle = radians(newDataCalc);
// float angle = radians(random(0, 360));
//println(“random is ” + angleRandom);
// println(“angle is ” + angle);
// println(“intData2 is ” + intData[2]);
// println(“angle is ” + angle);

float x = (200/2 + cos(angle)* (min(200, 200)/2)*0.72);
float y = (200/2 + sin(angle)* (min(200, 200)/2)*0.72);
//line(width/2, height/2, x, y);
for (int z = 0; z < 360; z+=30) { //30 or 120
float angle2 = radians(z);
float x2 = (200/2 + cos(angle2)* (min(200, 200)/2)*0.15);
float y2 = (200/2 + sin(angle2)* (min(200, 200)/2)*0.15);
//line(width/2, height/2, x2, y2);
//this line creates the big star and middle star
line(x2, y2, x, y);
float x3 = (200/2 + cos(angle)* (min(200, 200)/2)*0.85);
float y3 = (200/2 + sin(angle)* (min(200, 200)/2)*0.85);
//this line extends the big star
line(x, y, x3, y3);
float x4 = (200/2 + cos(angle2)* (min(200, 200)/2)*0.88);
float y4 = (200/2 + sin(angle2)* (min(200, 200)/2)*0.88);
//this line closes the extensions
line(x3, y3, x4, y4);
}
}
//delay(3000 – intData[2]*30);
}

 

void setup() {
// Set up window
size(1024, 768);
frameRate(60);
smooth();
frame.setTitle(“Processing Brain Grapher”);

moon = loadImage(“moon.jpg”);

// Set up serial connection
println(“Find your Arduino in the list below, note its [index]:\n”);

for (int i = 0; i < Serial.list().length; i++) {
println(“[” + i + “] ” + Serial.list()[i]);
}

// Put the index found above here:
serial = new Serial(this, serialPort, 9600);
serial.bufferUntil(10);

// Set up the ControlP5 knobs and dials
controlP5 = new ControlP5(this);
controlP5.setColorLabel(color(0));
controlP5.setColorBackground(color(0));
controlP5.disableShortcuts();
controlP5.disableMouseWheel();
controlP5.setMoveable(false);

// Create the channel objects
channels[0] = new Channel(“Signal Quality”, color(0), “”);
channels[1] = new Channel(“Attention”, color(100), “”);
channels[2] = new Channel(“Meditation”, color(50), “”);
channels[3] = new Channel(“Delta”, color(219, 211, 42), “Dreamless Sleep”);
channels[4] = new Channel(“Theta”, color(245, 80, 71), “Drowsy”);
channels[5] = new Channel(“Low Alpha”, color(237, 0, 119), “Relaxed”);
channels[6] = new Channel(“High Alpha”, color(212, 0, 149), “Relaxed”);
channels[7] = new Channel(“Low Beta”, color(158, 18, 188), “Alert”);
channels[8] = new Channel(“High Beta”, color(116, 23, 190), “Alert”);
channels[9] = new Channel(“Low Gamma”, color(39, 25, 159), “Multi-sensory processing”);
channels[10] = new Channel(“High Gamma”, color(23, 26, 153), “???”);

// Manual override for a couple of limits.
channels[0].minValue = 0;
channels[0].maxValue = 200;
channels[1].minValue = 0;
channels[1].maxValue = 100;
channels[2].minValue = 0;
channels[2].maxValue = 100;
channels[0].allowGlobal = false;
channels[1].allowGlobal = false;
channels[2].allowGlobal = false;

// Set up the monitors, skip the signal quality
for (int i = 0; i < monitors.length; i++) {
monitors[i] = new Monitor(channels[i + 1], i * (width / 10), height / 2, width / 10, height / 2);
}

monitors[monitors.length – 1].w += width % monitors.length;

// Set up the graph
graph = new Graph(0, 0, width, height / 2);

// Set yup the connection light
connectionLight = new ConnectionLight(width – 140, 10, 20);
}
void draw() {

//println(currentValue);

//HERE’s the good stuff ========================================//
/*NOTE: In order to see these values being printed, you must have a signal quality better than 200…
this can be changed at the bottom of this page of code here:
if ((Integer.parseInt(incomingValues[0]) == 200) && (i > 2)) {
newValue = 0;
}
*/

for (int i = 0; i < channels.length; i++) {    //loop through all 11 channels
Point tempPoint = channels[i].getLatestPoint(); //create a temporary point to hold the latest point (from points) in your channel class… getLatestPoint is a method of the Channel class
intData[i] = tempPoint.value; //store the value property of your new point (you can see that this value is set on instatiation) into the corresponding intData cell (we created intData at the top for this reason)
//println(“intData[” + i + “]: ” + intData[i]); //print out intData[i] to be sure
// println(“real data ” + intData[2]);
//println(“multiplied data ” + intData[2]*3.6);
}

//HERE’s the good stuff ========================================//
// Keep track of global maxima
if (scaleMode == “Global” && (channels.length > 3)) {
for (int i = 3; i < channels.length; i++) {
if (channels[i].maxValue > globalMax) globalMax = channels[i].maxValue;
}
}

// Clear the background
background(255);
// Update and draw the main graph
graph.update();
graph.draw();

// Update and draw the connection light
connectionLight.update();
connectionLight.draw();

// Update and draw the monitors
for (int i = 0; i < monitors.length; i++) {
monitors[i].update();
monitors[i].draw();
}

pushMatrix();
scale(0.5, 0.5);
image(moon, 0, 0);
popMatrix();
noFill();
stroke(255);

pushMatrix();
scale(2.5, 2.6);
translate(10, 0);
drawStar(intData[2]);
// println(incomingValues[2]);
popMatrix();

println(intData[2]);
// delay(3000 – intData[2]*30);
}

void serialEvent(Serial p) {
// Split incoming packet on commas
// See https://github.com/kitschpatrol/Arduino-Brain-Library/blob/master/README for information on the CSV packet format

String incomingString = p.readString().trim();
// print(“Received string over serial: “);
// println(incomingString);

String[] incomingValues = split(incomingString, ‘,’);

// Verify that the packet looks legit
if (incomingValues.length > 1) {
packetCount++;

// Wait till the third packet or so to start recording to avoid initialization garbage.
if (packetCount > 3) {

for (int i = 0; i < incomingValues.length; i++) {
String stringValue = incomingValues[i].trim();

int newValue = Integer.parseInt(stringValue);

// if(i==2){
// myValue = newValue;
// println(myValue);
// }

// Zero the EEG power values if we don’t have a signal.
// Can be useful to leave them in for development.
if ((Integer.parseInt(incomingValues[0]) == 200) && (i > 2)) {
newValue = 0;
}

channels[i].addDataPoint(newValue);
}
}
}
}
// Utilities

// Extend Processing’s built-in map() function to support the Long datatype
long mapLong(long x, long in_min, long in_max, long out_min, long out_max) {
return (x – in_min) * (out_max – out_min) / (in_max – in_min) + out_min;
}

// Extend Processing’s built-in constrain() function to support the Long datatype
long constrainLong(long value, long min_value, long max_value) {
if (value > max_value) return max_value;
if (value < min_value) return min_value;
return value;
}

 

 

– Project by Betty, Jagrat, Stephanie, Fei and Maxine