IntendiX – First personal Brain-Computer Interface (BCI) on the market
g.tec integrates Brain-Computer Interface (BCI) technology into patients everyday life - intendiX® is designed to be installed and operated by caregivers or the patients family at home. The system is based on visually evoked EEG potentials (VEP/P300) and enables the user to sequentially select characters from a keyboard-like matrix on the screen just by paying attention to the target for several seconds.
This art video was produced by Behdad Rezazadeh and is currently shown in the ARS Electronica museum in Linz. Intendix received the Microsoft Innovation Award 2010.
More information: http://www.gtec.at/
g.tec integrates Brain-Computer Interface (BCI) technology into patients everyday life – intendiX® is designed to be installed and operated by caregivers or the patients family at home. The system is based on visually evoked EEG potentials (VEP/P300) and enables the user to sequentially select characters from a keyboard-like matrix on the screen just by paying attention to the target for several seconds.
This art video was produced by Behdad Rezazadeh and is currently shown in the ARS Electronica museum in Linz. Intendix received the Microsoft Innovation Award 2010.
More information: http://www.gtec.at/
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