Tag Archives: p300

MusEEGK: Composing Music With Your Mind

Posted on March 14, 2011 by Dalma Boros

TweetIn the BCI news roundup from March 5th, I mentioned g-tec’s BCI speller, Intendix, which they demoed at CeBIT 2011. Intendix, like many other BCI spellers, is based on something called the “oddball paradigm,” which employs the P300 event-related potential … Continue reading →

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BCI News Round-Up

Posted on March 5, 2011 by Dalma Boros

TweetIf you’ve been following us in the last couple of weeks, you’ll have noticed that this round-up of brain-computer interface (BCI) news has become a regular feature. Here’s another one! 1/ Intendix BCI Speller revealed Austrian medical engineering company Guger … Continue reading →

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Columbia University and Neuromatters Develop Rapid Image Analysis Tool

Posted on December 8, 2010 by Dalma Boros

TweetSatellite Image of Ayers Rock, Australia. Photo by GeoEye. The question we tend to pose when we develop computer technology is “How can computers better help us?” But when do we ask “How can humans better help computers?” A team … Continue reading →

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