论文信息 - Control of a Wheelchair by Motor Imagery in Real Time

Control of a Wheelchair by Motor Imagery in Real Time

This paper gives an outline of a non-invasive brain machine interface (BMI) implemented for controlling a motorized wheelchair online. Subjects were trained by using an effective feedback training method, and they could then control the wheelchair freely, similar to controlling it with a joystick.

Kyuwan Choi | Andrzej Cichocki | A. Cichocki | Kyuwan Choi

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