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    This document summarizes a brain computer interface that uses steady state visual evoked potentials (SSVEP). It describes how SSVEP works by having subjects focus their attention on flickering visual stimuli at specific frequencies, which produces brain activity at the same frequencies that can be detected by electroencephalography. An SSVEP brain computer interface was created that uses this paradigm to allow subjects to control the direction of a simulated car by focusing on different flickering checkerboards. The SSVEP approach offers several advantages including high performance with minimal training, low requirements for subjects, and relative robustness to noise.

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    This document summarizes a brain computer interface that uses steady state visual evoked potentials (SSVEP). It describes how SSVEP works by having subjects focus their attention on flickering visual stimuli at specific frequencies, which produces brain activity at the same frequencies that can be detected by electroencephalography. An SSVEP brain computer interface was created that uses this paradigm to allow subjects to control the direction of a simulated car by focusing on different flickering checkerboards. The SSVEP approach offers several advantages including high performance with minimal training, low requirements for subjects, and relative robustness to noise.

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    Brain Computer Brain Computer Interface Interface

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    This document summarizes a brain computer interface that uses steady state visual evoked potentials (SSVEP). It describes how SSVEP works by having subjects focus their attention on flickering visual stimuli at specific frequencies, which produces brain activity at the same frequencies that can be detected by electroencephalography. An SSVEP brain computer interface was created that uses this paradigm to allow subjects to control the direction of a simulated car by focusing on different flickering checkerboards. The SSVEP approach offers several advantages including high performance with minimal training, low requirements for subjects, and relative robustness to noise.

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    Brain Computer Interface

    with visual neurofeedback using SSVEP (Steady State Visual Evoked Potentials) paradigm
    Konstantin Pertsev Department of Biomedical Systems, Moscow State Institute of Electronics Technology (Technical University) University)

    Brain Computer Interfaces


    Introduction

    Definition Classification Field of Application


    SSVEP Complex

    Realization
    Results

    SSVEP advantages

    Introduction
    BCI (brain computer interface) is a system that use brain activity to control external devices such as computers, wheelchairs, or neuroprosthetic extensions

    Fields of application: rehabilitation multimedia rehabilitation, communication and relaxation (virtual reality)

    The classification
    From

    imaginary limbs

    Identifying

    ERP (flash a character) waveforms, called SSVEP


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    Periodic

    SSVEP complex: realization

    The subject is able to control the direction of movement of the car by focusing his attention on a specific checkerboards

    SSVEP complex: realization

    Block diagram of the SSVEP-based SSVEPBCI system


    ElectroenceElectroencephalograph h l h

    USB

    Registration program

    Control stimu Control stimu ul ul

    EEG signals

    TCP/IP (EEG data)

    Amplitude spectrum of SSVEP

    In response to 7 Hz stimulation: three peaks at 7 Hz, 14 Hz, and 21 Hz can be found clearly

    SSVEP complex: implementation

    SSVEPSSVEP-BCI advantages
    It offers the possibility of high performance (information rate) with minimal training time and low (i f i ) ih i i l i i i dl requirements from the subject Relatively easy to extend to more commands

    The carefully designed SSVEP-BCI system can be SSVEPrelatively robust in respect to noise and artifacts

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