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Can I read what the person thinking through electrodes or something similar?
I take it you want to use eye movements for data input (rather than reading people's thoughts, which would be silly to consider). It's not the greatest idea, efficiency wise, but may have its ...
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Converting human's memory into digital data
I am wondering whether converting someone's memory into digital data is possible or not.
Not today, but it is an active area of research.
One non-profit foundation, headed by computational ...
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How to track eye movements with electrodes?
I believe this tutorial covers exactly what you are looking for. It describes how to use a relatively cheap kit ($150) to detect eye movements and eye blinks. It includes software and hardware ...
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Is language an abstract concept that is voiced out though a national tongue?
While there appears to be ongoing research and debate on the nature of language in the human mind, some pertinent theories relate to the question here.
At the earliest level of linguistic learning, ...
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Strange synchronized brain pulses on EEG using OpenBCI Cyton board
Turns out these pulses are due to software latency in the OpenBCI GUI. One particular widget, the headshot widget, uses a lot of the CPU causing packet delay, and leads to the pulse pattern. Once ...
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How do I find Computer Science-Focused Cognitive Science Labs for Research?
The field you're talking about is probably computational neuroscience. In general, the advice I would give is that the department you are in doesn't much matter. There are people who study ...
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Can brainwaves from EEG be used to measure enjoyment of media?
I think the question whether this experiment will give you useful data can be split into two parts:
Does the EEG reflect the emotional state ?
Does the stimulus (media,pictures) induce such an ...
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Classification of EEG Signals
BCI has rougly two different approaches to extract features. I will address them both.
When EEG is recorded, you can see an pattern of activity in a particular channel over time. This is the time-...
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Article for bypassing spinal cord after spinal cord injury
The most recent paper that was published is Bouton et al. (2016) in Nature, but is not openly available (though can be accessed via http://sci-hub.cc/ ). The abstract of the paper is as follows:
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What electrical stimuli do brain implants use?
Short answer
The track record of cortical visual prosthetics is limited. However, a lot more is known on auditory prostheses (mainly cochlear implants) and retinal prostheses. In these implants, ...
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How to track eye movements with electrodes?
Detecting eye movements is generally referred to as oculometry.
Oculometry can be performed using your suggested approach, namely with electrophysiological techniques. In this case the recordings ...
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What Field of Behaviorial Psychology Deals with Technology? How the Application of Pyschology can Improve Something Like Computers
What you are looking for is not so much a 'sub-field', as they are cross-disciplinary fields of researchers who borrow from different fields, including computer science and psychology.
Human factors:
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Converting human's memory into digital data
Rob's answer is good: lots of detail on current research.
What is meant by memory? Nearly all of the operations of the brain are based on or involve retrieving previous states of physiology or ...
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Brain computer interface Final year project
There is lot of way to create BCI, (SSVEP, VEP, imaginary movement, brain state, etc...). In your case it seems to be with brain states.
You should first know what kind of information you will ...
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What electrical stimuli do brain implants use?
This question is frankly a bit vague, but generally speaking (i.e. answering the question from the title) the brain uses electrochemical signaling. The trouble is, of course, we are far from fully ...
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Can I teach my brain to understand binary?
Can I interpret your question as "Can a human brain perform complex computational tasks, like encode MD5, on par with a computer?"? To answer that question, I'm going to have to say no, that's why we ...
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