Human Brain—Computer Interface

Gert Pfurtscheller; Christa Neuper; Niels Birbaumer

doi:10.1201/9780203503584.ch14

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Human Brain—Computer Interface

Gert Pfurtscheller Christa Neuper Niels Birbaumer

Year: 2004 Frontiers in neuroscience Publisher: CRC Press

DOI: 10.1201/9780203503584.ch14

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Abstract

A brain‐computer interface (BCI) transforms signals originating from the human brain into commands that can control devices or applications. In this way, a BCI provides a new nonmuscular communication channel, which can be used to assist patients who have highly compromised motor functions, as is the case with patients

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Brain–computer interface Interface (matter) Computer science Human brain Neuroscience Channel (broadcasting) Human–computer interaction Psychology Electroencephalography Computer network Operating system

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EEG and Brain-Computer Interfaces

Life Sciences → Neuroscience → Cognitive Neuroscience

Neuroscience and Neural Engineering

Life Sciences → Neuroscience → Cellular and Molecular Neuroscience

Functional Brain Connectivity Studies

Life Sciences → Neuroscience → Cognitive Neuroscience

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