Brain Computer Interfacing (BCI) allows user to control certain devices or objects using human brain. With the availability of various sensors, it is possible to obtain the data from the human brain which controls the physical activities in the brain itself. BCI users can access a system capable of communicating efficiently in a special manner that works based on the brain signals. BCI gives a better platform for physically challenged people to do certain significant functions in their daily routine. The use of brain imaging technologies in BCI helps to enhance the signal quality during the communication among the machines and the human beings. The paper describes some of the research works carried on BCI and its advancements to perform a better communication between the computers and the human brain, by using emerging technologies. This paper also covers the applications, challenges, and future directions of BCI.

Comparative Analysis to Identify Efficient Technique for Interfacing BCI System

Ullo S. L.
2020-01-01

Abstract

Brain Computer Interfacing (BCI) allows user to control certain devices or objects using human brain. With the availability of various sensors, it is possible to obtain the data from the human brain which controls the physical activities in the brain itself. BCI users can access a system capable of communicating efficiently in a special manner that works based on the brain signals. BCI gives a better platform for physically challenged people to do certain significant functions in their daily routine. The use of brain imaging technologies in BCI helps to enhance the signal quality during the communication among the machines and the human beings. The paper describes some of the research works carried on BCI and its advancements to perform a better communication between the computers and the human brain, by using emerging technologies. This paper also covers the applications, challenges, and future directions of BCI.
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