BCI: A historical analysis and technology comparison

Brain computer interfaces have been evolving through time, as time passes and new technologies and devices appear, brain computer interfacing suffers the impact of these new technologies. Even though some technologies like MEG or fMRI may enhance BCI capabilities, they present disadvantages; therefore a BCI technology comparison is presented in this paper in order to mention the advantages and disadvantages that each technology provides.

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