Can we copy the human brain?
Human brain, which is considered by many the most complex object of the universe, has intrigued humanity since its very …
Tag: BCI
MAMEM’s studies on SSVEP BCI technologies presented at 8th International IEEE EMBS Neural Engineering Conference
Neural Engineering is an emerging core discipline, which fuses fundamental neuroscience with engineering methodologies to enhance our understanding about neural …
May 2017
Check our video explaining what we have been doing in MAMEM!
A video that illustrates the key characteristics of MAMEM, describing in simple terms the main goals and achievements of our …
January 2017
GazeTheKey: Interactive Keys to Integrate Word Predictions For Gaze-based Text Entry
MAMEM and the Institute for Web Science (WeST Koblenz) presents a novel “GazeTheKey” interface for eye typing, where keys not …
Fully implanted brain-computer interface in a locked-in patient with ALS
Options for people with severe paralysis who have lost the ability to communicate orally are limited. This article describes a …
August 2016
Paraplegics are learning to walk again with virtual reality and BCI
The chances of recovery for paraplegic patients were once considered nearly nil. But in 2014, 29-year-old Juliano Pinto, who faced …
July 2016
In-Ear EEG Makes Unobtrusive Brain-Hacking Gadgets a Real Possibility
Brain hacking gadgets could soon be an unobtrusive part of daily life, thanks to EEG sensors that fit snugly inside …
June 2016
Compare the performance of SSVEP-based BCIs across different EEG devices
MAMEM has recently made public another SSSVEP-based EEG dataset that has been captured with the exact same experimental conditions and …
MAMEM contributes its datasets to PhysioBank
MAMEM makes available two high-density EEG SSVEP datasets in Physiobank, which offers free web access to large collections of recorded …
MAMEM meets three remarkable women!!!
MAMEM’s 4th plenary meeting took place in Athens, Greece. A lot of technical and strategic decisions had to be made, …
