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This project pulls together different Airlab projects with the aim to drive an autonomous wheelchair ([[LURCH - The autonomous wheelchair|LURCH]]) with a [[Brain-Computer Interface|BCI]], through the development of key software modules. Depending on the effort the student is willing to put into it, the project can grow to a full experimental thesis. | This project pulls together different Airlab projects with the aim to drive an autonomous wheelchair ([[LURCH - The autonomous wheelchair|LURCH]]) with a [[Brain-Computer Interface|BCI]], through the development of key software modules. Depending on the effort the student is willing to put into it, the project can grow to a full experimental thesis. | ||
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| Title: | Driving an autonomous wheelchair with a P300-based BCI |  Image:LURCH_wheelchair.jpg |
| Description: | This project pulls together different Airlab projects with the aim to drive an autonomous wheelchair (LURCH) with a BCI, through the development of key software modules. Depending on the effort the student is willing to put into it, the project can grow to a full experimental thesis. | |
| Tutor: | MatteoMatteucci (matteo.matteucci@polimi.it) | |
| Start: | 2008/11/01 | |
| Students: | 1 | |
| CFU: | 5 - 20 | |
| Research Area: | BioSignal Analysis | |
| Research Topic: | Brain-Computer Interface | |
| Level: | Bs, Ms | |
| Type: | Course | |
| Status: | Closed |
This project pulls together different Airlab projects with the aim to drive an autonomous wheelchair (LURCH) with a BCI, through the development of key software modules. Depending on the effort the student is willing to put into it, the project can grow to a full experimental thesis.
- Tools and instruments
- C++, C, BCI2000
- Linux
- Bibliography
- R. Blatt et al. Brain Control of a Smart Wheelchair [1]
