Brain Machine Interface (BMI) especially used for disabled people and military services. However, in the literature review, no study was detected on the relationship between the age of the person using the device and the performance of it. The aim of this study is to detect whether age is important in controlling a robot using BMI or in which age range this control is more efficient. The study was carried out with 45 healthy male subjects (age range: 7-60). The focusing and activating time of each subject was recorded and analysed. The analysis results showed that this time was the shortest in children and the longest in adults. The study results indicated that the time to focus and activate the device increased in parallel with the age, and hence, the children and the young were much better at controlling or activating an external device through BMI.
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