论文信息 - An Achievement Motivation Space for Brain-Robot Interface

An Achievement Motivation Space for Brain-Robot Interface

The paper reports on an experimental investigation in Brain-Robot Interface where a EEG demultiplexer method is used. The task is to control a robotic arm to execute a movement trajectory avoiding an obstacle along the way. The task is represented in an achievement motivation space where paths from a stating to a goal region are investigated.

Stevo Bozinovski | Liljana Bozinovska

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