Continuous Control: Implementing continuous movement of objects and their controlled stopping using a c-VEP-based Brain-Computer Interface.
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2020-07-13
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Brain-Computer Interfacing helps the completely and partly paralyzed regain the ability to interact
with their environment. BCI-applications exist for controlling objects on a display, merely by shifting
attention and moving the eyes. This thesis explores a method of continuous control of on-screen
objects and their controlled stopping using a BCI. Results from this practical experiment show its
potential when using overt attention, essentially acting as a proof-of-concept. Covert attention does
not work nearly as well. More research needs to be done in order to create a framework that is fully
optimized for everyday usage. It is time to put the paralyzed back in control.
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Faculteit der Sociale Wetenschappen