GNOOM for spherical treadmill VR
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Mice can learn to navigate virtual reality environments using a spherical treadmill, and this behavior drives place cell and grid cell activity.
Christoph Schmidt-Hieber has started uploading his code to Google. GNOOM is a collection of virtual-reality tools for biomedical research.
At the moment there’s only the optical mouse readout interface to Blender. But he’d be happy to add the electrophysiology software and more sophisticated VR environments in case there’s sufficient interest. Drop him a line or leave a comment to this post to indicate your interest.
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Previously on Labrigger
…just out of curiosity:
Is this the system now also being sold by phenosys? The images look quite similar (read: identical).
http://www.phenosys.com/images/pdf/PhenoSys_Flyer_JetBall.pdf
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The projection system is based on our design, but they ship it with their own software.
[…] has covered Christoph’s open source work before, on mouse VR and electrophysiology. Here is a link to that part of his web […]