Adapting the P300-Based Brain–Computer Interface for Gaming: A Review

Kaplan, Arline; Shishkin, Sergei L.; Ganin, I.P.; Basyul, I A; Zhigalov, Alexander

doi:10.1109/tciaig.2012.2237517

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“…Within the frameworks of the approaches with recording and analysis of electrographic indices, the invasive BCIs use primarily the microelectrode recording of activity of individual nerve cells (up to 1-2 thousand simultaneously) [14], whereas the nonin vasive BCIs use mainly the EEG recordings with a small number of leads with estimation of one of three indices-slow cortical potentials (SCPs), sensorimo tor rhythms of EEG (SMRs, [8][9][10][11][12][13][14][15], and evoked potentials (EPs). Although these electrographic indi ces are of different nature, all of them approximately to the same degree are modulated by the intention of the operator to perform a specific action: a negative deviation in SCP occurs in the central and frontal cor tical areas immediately before the motor act, the SMR amplitude decreases in the motor cortex contralater ally to the movement, and cognitive components of EPs (P300 etc.)…”

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“…Thus detected voluntary effort of a person can be transformed into command signals and performed in one or another way by electro mechanical devices, thereby bypassing the disabled motor system. Such biotechnical systems for the translation of mental commands to actuators are called the brain-computer interfaces (BCIs) [8,9]. The more variants of a person's intentions will be detected by a BCI, the more mental commands can be used by a patient devoid of motor functions to manage external auxiliary and training devices through mental effort.…”

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Neurophysiological foundations and practical realizations of the brain–machine interfaces in the technology in neurological rehabilitation

Kaplan

2016

Hum Physiol

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The brain-computer interface (BCI) technology, based on the registration and interpretation of EEG, has recently become one of the most popular developments in neuroscience and psychophysiology. This is due not only to the intended future use of these technologies in many areas of practical human activity, but also to the fact that BCI is a completely new paradigm in psychophysiology, which allows testing hypoth eses about the possibilities of the human brain to the development of skills of interaction with the outside world without the mediation of the motor system, i.e., only with the help of voluntary modulation of EEG generators. This paper examines the theoretical and experimental basis, the current state, and the prospects of development of training, communicational, and assisting complexes based on BCI to control them without muscular effort on the basis of decoding mental commands detected in the EEG of patients with severely impaired speech and motor system.

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Neurophysiological foundations and practical realizations of the brain–machine interfaces in the technology in neurological rehabilitation

Kaplan

2016

Hum Physiol

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“…It also involves minimal risk for participants due to its non-invasive way of monitoring their brain signals. Thus, the relative convenience of conducting studies and recruiting participants has increased the adoption of the BCI method in various areas recently (e.g., [59,60]). The particular BCI used for this study is Emotiv EPOC+ wireless headset (Emotiv (https://www.emotiv.com/), San Francisco, CA, USA).…”

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Effects of the Use of Social Network Sites on Task Performance: Toward a Sustainable Performance in a Distracting Work Environment

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2017

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Abstract:As the use of social network sites (SNS) has become increasingly prevalent, its effect on sustainable performance has received much attention. The existing literature has taken either a positive or negative view of SNS, arguing that it either decreases performance by taking time and effort away from work, or increases performance by providing social benefits for enhancing performance. In contrast, this experimental study, investigates how SNS use can disturb or enhance the performance of different types of tasks differently, thus influencing the sustainability of task performance. Based on distraction-conflict theory, this study distinguishes between simple and complex tasks, examines the role of SNS, and analyzes data including electroencephalography data captured by a brain-computer interface. The results show that task performance can be sustainable such that SNS use positively influences performance when participants are engaged in a simple task and influences performance neither positively nor negatively when participants are engaged in a complex task. The study finds the former result is attributable to the positive effect of the psychological arousal induced by SNS use and the latter result to the negative effect of the psychological arousal offsetting the positive effect of reduced stress resulting from SNS use.

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“…Or utilize different types of evoked potentials (EP), such as steady-state visually evoked potentials (SSVEPs) or P300 event-related potentials with different modalities. In contrast to rhythm-based neural interfaces, the BCI on the EP takes significantly less time and allows the user to manage commands from the first use (Kaplan et al, 2013).…”

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Playing a P300-based BCI VR game leads to changes in cognitive functions of healthy adults

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In this paper, we present the results of a study to determine the effect of the P300-based brain-computer interface (BCI) virtual reality game on the cognitive functions of healthy human subjects. This study is a part of on-going research related to evaluation of the long-term effect of P300 training in Virtual Reality surrounding (VR game) on the cognitive performance of the young healthy population.A comparison of results between 3 groups of participants (15 people each) revealed the progressing difference in cognitive assessment for experimental group played P300-BCI VR game, showing the positive increase in flanker and conjunction visual search task performance associated with selective attention and mental inhibition. We show that the effect is due to the use of P300 BCI paradigm. Our results suggest that P300 BCI games combined with virtual reality can not only be used for rehabilitation in patients with slight mental disorders or elderly, but for increasing some cognitive functions in healthy subjects, giving an additional improvement in learning in case of combination with possible educational tasks or used for attention training. K E Y W O R D S

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Adapting the P300-Based Brain–Computer Interface for Gaming: A Review

Cited by 83 publications

References 61 publications

Neurophysiological foundations and practical realizations of the brain–machine interfaces in the technology in neurological rehabilitation

Neurophysiological foundations and practical realizations of the brain–machine interfaces in the technology in neurological rehabilitation

Effects of the Use of Social Network Sites on Task Performance: Toward a Sustainable Performance in a Distracting Work Environment

Playing a P300-based BCI VR game leads to changes in cognitive functions of healthy adults

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