A Brain Computer Interface Using VEP and MMSC for Driving a Mechanical Arm

The following article presents the development of a BCI system using Visual Evoked Potential and a detection system based on Multiple Mean Squared Coherence method. The developed BCI was used to control a small robotic arm.

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