cVEP-based BCI Control of a Virtual Prosthetic Arm Exploring Stimulus Presentation
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2021-01-29
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In this research, it is investigated what types of stimuli are the most effective means, in terms of BCI
performance, for controlling a prosthetic arm using a cVEP-based BCI. Specifically, different ways of
interaction between the stimuli and a virtual arm, positing dynamic projection of the stimuli on the
associated limbs against having a static control frame. Although no significant difference was found in
performance, this research does lay fruit to further research in that it acts as a pilot experiment showing
the promises of building and controlling an arm in a virtual world via a BCI. It suggests a few advantages
and disadvantages of having a dynamic reference frame as well as how the experiment can be improved
in future iterations. Also stating a suggestion on how to transform the advantages of the virtual world to
the real world; ultimately hoping to return a form of independence to LIS patients.
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Faculteit der Sociale Wetenschappen