SThe goal of NeuroViz track is for participants to create innovative 3D visualizations of neuroimaging data within a virtual reality environment. This track is designed to explore the potential of VR as a tool for enhancing our understanding and interpretation of complex neurological datasets.
This track is a concept design track. You are not required to make a real implementation in VR, but real implementation is always welcomed and will be awarded bonus points.
Submission on Devpost
background information and significance on the concept
A detailed description of your design
2 min video
Presentation Slides
A 5-10 min presentation that explains your concept design includes but not limited to:
The background and significance of your design
the details of your design
(optional) demo of your design
Submit your deliverables digitally via the hackathon submission portal before Sunday 9:00 pm. The demos and presentations are happening at Monday 9:00am.
Please download Unity Hub and have 2022.3.10.f1 version installed on your Unity Hub. Also please download the Meta Quest mobile on your mobile device as we use it to connect with your quest 2 device during the hackathon event.
Originality and Innovation
Neural Signal Visualization
VR-enabled 3D user interface
(Bonus) VR Implementation
Presentation
UI/UX design
Signal processing
Unity
VR
If you would like to implement it in VR, we recommend using Unity.
Data:
fMRI dataset: https://andysbrainbook.readthedocs.io/en/latest/
HCP Data: https://db.humanconnectome.org/app/template/Login.vm;jsessionid=A7A680533F4EA3F2D72FC426132F4080
EEG: https://openneuro.org/datasets/ds003061/versions/1.1.0
Teams of any size is welcomed. The maxium number of team cannot exceed 5.
Mentors will be avaliable during the hackathon. Check with mentor channel on slack and request mentorship if in need.
Name: Ziwen Xie
Email: zx2418@columbia.edu