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The document summarizes literature on brain-computer interfaces (BCI). It discusses early work from the 1970s decoding EEG signals, the BrainAble prototype that allowed control of devices using EEG, and developments in wireless and mobile BCI systems. Current trends include a medical emphasis as well as a shift towards more mobile and consumer-oriented BCI applications. The conclusion suggests BCI research helps those in need while also creating interesting new technologies.
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Project Presentation
- 1. Literature Survey: Brain-Computer Interface Jay Vickers CSU ECE 561
- 3. Background Jacques Vidal – 1970s Cursor navigation EEG communication Miguel Nicolelis – 1990s Decoded EEG for Owl Monkeys Model for Human EEG
- 4. BrainAble Prototype Autonomy and Social Inclusion for the Severely Disabled: The BrainAble Prototype Home device control Lights, TV, Climate Internet control Virtual Reality world Wheel chair navigation Significance Complexity Many functions
- 6. Wireless BCI Development of Wireless Brain Computer Interface With Embedded Multitask Scheduling Mobile System Wireless Adaptable Example Drowsiness detection
- 7. Current Trends Medical Emphasis Parallel to Embedded Systems/Computing industry Shift towards mobile Alternate Communication
- 8. Conclusion Help those in need Creates interest Attracts funds Interesting Technology Consumer Products Bright Future
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