Towards enhanced information transfer rate: a comparative study based on classification techniques

Katyal, Akshay; Singla, Rajesh

doi:10.1080/21681163.2020.1727775

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“…In this regard, Tekieh et al (2020) proposed improved physiologically based arousal dynamics to incorporate the effects of the light spectrum on circadian phase resetting, subjective sleepiness, and melatonin suppression and achieved a significant milestone. Lastly, Katyal & Singla (2020) proposed a novel paradigm to enhance the information transfer rate in space based on steady-state visually evoked potential & P300 and BCI.…”

Section: Brain-computer Interface: Revolution Of Artificial Intelligence In Neurosciencementioning

confidence: 99%

An era of brain-computer interface: BCI migration into space

Hummadi

Chatterjee

2021

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Brain-computer interface's (BCI) potential applications increased tremendously over the past decade. The rising of this new technology is providing promising solutions in the field of aerospace and space exploration. As astronauts face diverse challenges in long-duration spaceflight, BCI can help astronauts deal with complicated tasks with a minimal mental workload. It may provide intelligent communication systems, maximize safety and security, facilitate space discovery missions, and enhance astronauts' overall health and wellbeing. In new ventures such as SpaceX, Starlink, and Neuralink, pioneers adopt futuristic strategies that use BCI as their main anchor. Such efforts are valuable in neuroscience as they will reveal information that will allow neuroscientists to deeper understand the brain's mechanisms.

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Section: Brain-computer Interface: Revolution Of Artificial Intelligence In Neurosciencementioning

confidence: 99%