Use of Brain Machine Interface to improve driving experience and create a safe driving environment.

1. USIU CHANDARIA SCHOOL OF BUSINESS Nissan Developing Mind-Reading Cars That Anticipate Drivers' Next Moves and Act Accordingly Author: Rebecca Boyle Date: 28/09/2011 By Moses Majiwa SID: 628324 6th October, 2011

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7. NISSAN/EPFL Project Combines EPFL advances in wheelchair systems and Nissan’s advance safety systems for cars such as Intelligent CruiseControl, Distance Control Assist and Moving Object Detection

9. Other areas include virtual world, voice recognition, handwriting recognition as well as gesture recognition to give new paradigm of computing

10. Advances in science and technology is now enabling the direct interface between the brain and the computer

13. Not good for people with multiple thoughts e.g. Matatu drivers, drunk drivers etc

14. Best achieved accuracy of BMI is 90%

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