EXPERIMENTAL AND THEORETICAL FOUNDATIONS AND PRACTICAL IMPLEMENTATION OF TECHNOLOGY BRAIN-COMPUTER INTERFACE
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Abstract
Technology brain-computer interface (BCI) allow saperson to learn how to control external devices via thevoluntary regulation of own EEG directly from the brain without the involvement in the process of nerves and muscles. At the beginning the main goal of BCI was to replace or restore motor function to people disabled by neuromuscular disorders. Currently, the task of designing the BCI increased significantly, more capturing different aspects of life a healthy person. This article discusses the theoretical, experimental and technological base of BCI development and systematized critical fields of real implementation of these technologies.
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| Authors | Kaplan, A. Ya.;Kochetova, A. G.;Shishkin, S. L.;Basyul, I. A.;Ganin, I. P.;Vasilev, A. N.;Liburkina, S. P.; |
| Journal | bûlleten' sibirskoj mediciny |
| Year | 2016 |
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