BrainGate-enabled intracortical control of commercial tablet computers by individuals with tetraplegia /

BrainGate-enabled intracortical control of commercial tablet computers by individuals with tetraplegia /

This study examines technology-related assistance to individuals with cervical spinal cord injury. It examines augmentative and alternative communication systems (AACs) and brain-computer interfaces (BCIs). Its primary focus is the design and integration of a Bluetooth human interface device system...

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Main Author: Albites Sanabria, Jose Luis (Author)
Corporate Authors: Brown University Center for Biomedical Engineering, Brown University Division of Biology and Medicine, Brown University School of Engineering
Format: Thesis Book
Language:English
Subjects:
Assistive computer technology > Research
Bluetooth technology > Research
Brain-computer interfaces > Research
People with disabilities > Means of communication > Research
Quadriplegia > Research
Quadriplegia > Treatment > Technological innovations
BrainGate Neural Interface System

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Call Number: 1-SIZE 1-N M2016 S26

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