Essays about: "Brain-machine interface BMI"

Found 3 essays containing the words Brain-machine interface BMI.

1. 1. Merging brain-computer interfaces and virtual reality : A neuroscientific exploration

   University essay from Högskolan i Skövde/Institutionen för biovetenskap

   Author : Silvia Boldeanu; [2018]
   Keywords : Brain-computer interface BCI ; Brain-machine interface BMI ; Virtual reality VR ; Motor imagery; Visual evoked potentials; Brain-to-brain communication;

   Abstract : Brain-computer interfaces (BCIs) blend methods and concepts researched by cognitive neuroscience, electrophysiology, computer science and engineering, resulting in systems of bi-directional information exchange directly between brain and computer. BCIs contribute to medical applications that restore communication and mobility for disabled patients and provide new forms of sending information to devices for enhancement and entertainment. READ MORE

3. 2. Hardware Design of Real-Time Neural Signal Generator

   University essay from Lunds universitet/Institutionen för elektro- och informationsteknik

   Author : Anil Kumar Metla; [2015]
   Keywords : Neural Simulator; FPGA; Hardware Design; Technology and Engineering;

   Abstract : Brain Machine Interface (BMI) denominates a collection of systems which interface with the Central Nervous System (CNS). Implementation of a BMI involves the detection, extraction, processing, and translation of the signals from the Central Nervous System. A simulator to generate extracellular recordings is proposed by P.T. READ MORE

4. 3. SSVEP based EEG Interface for Google Street View Navigation

   University essay from Medie- och Informationsteknik; Tekniska högskolan

   Author : Asim Raza; [2012]
   Keywords : Brian Computer Interface; Brain Machine Interface; Human Computer Interface; Electroencephalography; Steady State visually evoked potentials; BCI; BMI; HCI; EEG; SSVEP; Google Street view; Openvibe; virtual reality; Neuroscience; Computer graphics;

   Abstract : Brain-computer interface (BCI) or Brain Machine Interface (BMI) provides direct communication channel between user’s brain and an external device without any requirement of user’s physical movement. Primarily BCI has been employed in medical sciences to facilitate the patients with severe motor, visual and aural impairments. READ MORE