<p>I want to design an oddball paradigm to record event-related potential. Is it possible to design a visual and auditory oddball paradigm in "Android"?</p>

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2015-03-31T12:29:08.563Z
ERPs generally need quite stringent control of timing, which may be challenging in a mobile programming environment (not my expertise though). Even Windows is notoriously bad in timing control at the millisecond level. May I ask why you wish to use Android? Recording ERPs is done in the lab, with the subject pretty much being immobilized in a chair. Hence, deploying a laptop or pc would not be too difficult?
AliceD
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2015-03-31T15:52:19.647Z
@AliceD it's worth noting that there are mobile/wireless EEG systems
Krysta
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2015-03-31T20:57:32.420Z
@Krysta - are there? That's interesting. But are those likely to be deployed in ERPs?
AliceD
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2015-03-31T21:02:09.937Z
They can be assuming sufficient temporal resolution in event codes, which is as you note a problem in mobile settings!  So a bit of a circular problem.
Krysta
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2015-04-01T04:09:59.033Z
@AliceD....i have developed a cognitive training module in android. and for assessment also, i wanted to develop odd ball paradigms in android(as i can do programming in android, other software programs such openSesame etc require  programming in python which i do not know). thats why wanted to know if it is feasable to develop oddball pardigms in android).  Visual oddball i think i might be able to develop. but auditory i m not sure.  is there any other way , you can suggest,  where i can design an odd ball paradigm for ERP analysis
user3206535
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2015-04-01T04:13:40.543Z
@Krysta.,,, emotiv mobile eeg systems are very popular                       [link](http://emotiv.com/epoc.php)
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Is it possible to design a visual and auditory oddball paradigm in Android?
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# Is it possible to design a visual and auditory oddball paradigm in Android?

(Asked by: username_0 on 2015-03-31)

I want to design an oddball paradigm to record event-related potential. Is it possible to design a visual and auditory oddball paradigm in "Android"?

**Tags:** cognitive-neuroscience, experimental-psychology

> **Comments:**
> **username_1**: ERPs generally need quite stringent control of timing, which may be challenging in a mobile programming environment (not my expertise though). Even Windows is notoriously bad in timing control at the millisecond level. May I ask why you wish to use Android? Recording ERPs is done in the lab, with the subject pretty much being immobilized in a chair. Hence, deploying a laptop or pc would not be too difficult?  
> **username_2**: @username_1 it's worth noting that there are mobile/wireless EEG systems  
> **username_1**: @username_2 - are there? That's interesting. But are those likely to be deployed in ERPs?  
> **username_2**: They can be assuming sufficient temporal resolution in event codes, which is as you note a problem in mobile settings!  So a bit of a circular problem.  
> **username_0**: @username_1....i have developed a cognitive training module in android. and for assessment also, i wanted to develop odd ball paradigms in android(as i can do programming in android, other software programs such openSesame etc require  programming in python which i do not know). thats why wanted to know if it is feasable to develop oddball pardigms in android).  Visual oddball i think i might be able to develop. but auditory i m not sure.  is there any other way , you can suggest,  where i can design an odd ball paradigm for ERP analysis  
> **username_0**: @username_2.,,, emotiv mobile eeg systems are very popular                       [link](http://emotiv.com/epoc.php)  

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