Afferent the display center BCI paradigm was developed by Caio Teixeira allowing for single trial-based operation of six commands' application (here simple 1-6 digit speller).
News and comments related to neurotechnology and intermedia by Tomek (brain-computer interface research group leader at University of Tsukuba, Japan).
Showing posts with label BCI. Show all posts
Showing posts with label BCI. Show all posts
Thursday, February 11, 2016
Visual motion onset BCIs
Our recent visual motion onset BCIs. Efferent the display center BCI paradigm was developed by Jair Pereira Junior allowing for single trial-based operation of eight commands' application (here simple 1-8 digit speller).
Afferent the display center BCI paradigm was developed by Caio Teixeira allowing for single trial-based operation of six commands' application (here simple 1-6 digit speller).
Afferent the display center BCI paradigm was developed by Caio Teixeira allowing for single trial-based operation of six commands' application (here simple 1-6 digit speller).
Saturday, February 6, 2016
Sixteen commands and 40 Hz carrier frequency cVEP BCIs (project by Daiki AMINAKA)
This video is about our latest development of 16 commands and 40 Hz carrier frequency (getting closer to the magic 50 Hz) cVEP BCI by Daiki AMINAKA.
Chinese PinYin BCI speller (project by Zhou JUNJIE)
This video shows a result of undergraduate project by Zhou JUNJIE. Chinese PinYin BCI speller was realized in two step spatial auditory BCI modality utilizing P300 responses.
Labels:
auditory,
BCI,
BMI,
BNCI,
hearing,
spatial hearing,
Tomasz Rutkowski,
Tomek,
University of Tsukuba
Location:
Tsukuba, Ibaraki Prefecture, Japan
Thursday, December 3, 2015
Two robots navigation with spatial auditory, tactile and visual BCIs for robots control by two users simultanously
This week we tested our auditory, tactile and visual BCIs and fantastic results are as in videos below.
Labels:
BCI,
BMI,
robotics,
tactile,
Tomasz Rutkowski,
Tomek,
touch,
University of Tsukuba
Location:
Tsukuba, Ibaraki Prefecture, Japan
Tuesday, November 24, 2015
Future ROBOTICS Forum 2015
Our lab is going to present our award winning BCI applications for communication and robot control at Future ROBOTICS Forum 2015 on November 27, 2015, Tokyo. Event program available here.
Labels:
BCI,
BNCI,
robotics,
tactile,
Tomasz Rutkowski,
Tomek,
University of Tsukuba
Location:
Tsukuba, Ibaraki Prefecture, Japan
Thursday, June 18, 2015
Our "intermedia" BCI based on AUTD
Our lab "intermedia" BCI based on airborne ultrasonic tactile display (AUTD) technology bridging sound and touch sensations for online brain-machine interaction.
The winner project of The Annual BCI Research Award 2014.
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