Brennan, Chris and McCullagh, Paul and Lightbody, Gaye and Galway, Leo (2014) The BCI as a Pervasive Technology - A Research Plan. In: REHAB 2014.
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In this work we explore whether the Brain- Computer Interface (BCI) can become a pervasive technology. The primary goal of BCI technology has been to provide communication and control for people with severe neural dysfunction, which affects their ability to interact with the environment. BCI researc
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