Non-Invasive, Wireless and Universal Interface for the Control of Peripheral Devices by Means of Head Movements
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M. Bureau | J.M. Azkoitia | G. Ezmendi | I. Manterola | H. Zabaleta | M. Perez | J. Medina
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