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Workshops of the Sixth International Brain–Computer Interface Meeting: brain–computer interfaces past, present, and future

Huggins, Jane E.
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Guger, Christoph
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Ziat, Mounia
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2017
Brain-computer interfaces

Brain–computer interfaces (BCI) (also referred to as brain–machine interfaces; BMI) are, by definition, an interface between the human brain and a technological application. Brain activity for interpretation by the BCI can be acquired with either invasive or non-invasive methods. The key point is that the signals that are interpreted come directly from the brain, bypassing sensorimotor output channels that may or may not have impaired function. This paper provides a concise glimpse of the breadth of BCI research and development topics covered by the workshops of the 6th International Brain–Computer Interface Meeting.

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