Brain–computer interface development for the motor impaired patient with deep learning

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Introduction

By developing two applications corresponding to brain wave sensing devices, students want to help people who have had a decline or loss of expression due to brain disease to show their active brain abilities.

Reflection and Learning

I have gained valuable hands-on experience with the BCI headset and the development assured my interest towards neuro-engineering. The headset will be returned to the university for another potential project usage, while I am interested in continuous open-source development with OpenBCI so I will be acquiring one when I return to a full-time job. This project provides me with chances to interact with open-source hardware and it encourages me to read more neuroscience-related papers therefore, I would like to thank Shaw College for arranging this amazing scheme and making my dream come true.