Goal-Oriented Control with Brain-Computer Interface
作者： Günter Edlinger , Clemens Holzner , Christoph Groenegress , Christoph Guger , Mel Slater
DOI: 10.1007/978-3-642-02812-0_83
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摘要: A brain-computer interface (BCI) is a new communication channel between the human brain and digital computer. Such systems have been designed to support disabled people for environmental control. In more recent research also BCI control in combination with Virtual Environments (VE) gains interest. Within this study we present experiments combining VE navigation purposes just by thoughts. Results show that P300 based system allows very reliable of VR system. Of special importance possibility select rapidly specific command out many different choices. The suggests than 80% population could use such within 5 minutes training only. This eliminates usage decision trees as previously done systems.
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