ELEC ENG 3BB3:

Cellular Bioelectricity
Notes for Lecture #36
Friday, December 2, 2011
Brain Computer-Interface (BCI) systems:
 BCI systems utilize measurement of
brain signals for communication or
control via a computer-based signal
processing, feature extraction, feature
translation and device command
scheme.
 Real-time interaction with the computer
and some form of feedback are key
components of a BCI system.

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BCI (cont.):

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(Daly & Wolpaw, 2008)
BCI (cont.):

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(Konrad & Shanks, 2010)
Brain Computer-Interface (BCI) systems:
 EEG-based systems to date have
primarily utilized the following cortical
signals:
1. Slow Cortical Potentials (SCPs)
2. Sensorimotor Rhythms (SMRs),
particularly µ (8–12 Hz) and β (18–26
Hz) rhythms
3. P300 event-related potentials (ERPs)

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BCI (cont.):

(Hinterberger et
al, 2005) 6
BCI (cont.):

(Hinterberger et
al, 2005)

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BCI (cont.):

(Daly &
Wolpaw,
2008)

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BCI (cont.):

(Daly &
Wolpaw,
2008)

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BCI (cont.):

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(Leuthardt et al, 2009)
BCI (cont.):

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(Leuthardt et al, 2009)
BCI (cont.):

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(Leuthardt et al, 2009)
BCI (cont.):

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(Konrad & Shanks, 2010)