
In this lecture, we'll discuss some objectives aimed at showing what you can expect to learn from this course.
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Lecture 2: Definition and Overview of Brain Computer Interface
Lecture 3: History of Brain Computer Interface
Lecture 4: BCI vs Neuroprosthetics
Lecture 5: Advantages and Disadvantages
Lecture 6: Limitations of Brain Computer Interface
This lecture will cover an overview and definition of BCI.
This lecture will talk about the history of BCI technology.
This lecture will identify the difference between BCI and Neuroprosthetics.
This lecture will identify the advantages and disadvantages of BCI technology.
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Lecture outline:
0:00 Advantages of BCI
0:28 Disadvantages of BCI
This discussion will focus on the limitations of BCI.
In this lecture, we'll discuss some objectives aimed at showing what you can expect to learn from this course.
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Section Outline
Lecture 9: How does our Brain Work?
Lecture 10: Understanding BCI
Lecture 11: BCI Components
Lecture 12: Summary
This lecture will explain how our brain works.
This lecture will include a discussion on understanding BCI.
This lecture will identify the different components of BCI.
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Lecture outline:
0:00 Introduction of BCI Components
0:52 Signal Acquisition
1:27 Feature Extraction
2:34 Feature Translation
3:21 Device Output
This lecture will provide a summary of the BCI interface.
In this lecture, we'll discuss some objectives aimed at showing what you can expect to learn from this course.
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Section Outline
Lecture 15: Introduction to the Types of BCI
Lecture 16: Invasive
Lecture 17: Partially Invasive
Lecture 18: Noninvasive
Lecture 19: Wireless
This lecture will talk about the different types of BCI.
This lecture will discuss one of the types of BCI, namely invasive.
This lecture will discuss one of the types of BCI, namely partially invasive.
This lecture will discuss one of the types of BCI, namely noninvasive.
This lecture will discuss one of the types of BCI, namely wireless.
In this lecture, we'll discuss some objectives aimed at showing what you can expect to learn from this course.
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Lecture 22: Monkeys Trained to Control Computer Cursor
Lecture 23: Monkey Brain Controlled Robotic Arm
Lecture 24: Rat Car
Lecture 25: Monkey Mentally Controls Robot 7,000 miles Away
Lecture 26: First Direct Interface Between Two Animals
Lecture 27: Harvard Creates brain-to-brain Interface
This lecture will talk about BCI interface used in animals such as trained monkeys controlling a computer cursor.
This lecture will talk about BCI interface used in animals such as a monkey controlling a robotic arm.
This lecture will talk about BCI interface used in animals such as the Rat Car.
This lecture will talk about BCI interface used in animals such as a monkey-controlled robot.
This lecture will talk about BCI interface used in animals such as direct interface between animals.
This lecture will talk about BCI interface used in animals such as a brain-to-brain interface.
In this lecture, we'll discuss some objectives aimed at showing what you can expect to learn from this course.
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Lecture 30: BCI to Aid the Blind and the Quadriplegic
Lecture 31: Tetraplegic BrainGate BCI Implementation
Lecture 32: BCI Communication over the Internet and Device that let the Blind "See"
Lecture 33: BCI allows Person to Tweet and Control a Robot and Wheelchair by Thought
Lecture 34: Thought Controls Bionic Hand
Lecture 35: Researchers Replace Passwords with Pass Thoughts
Lecture 36: First Human brain-to-brain Interface and First Wireless, Implanted BCI
This lecture will talk about BCI interface used in humans in aiding the blind and the quadriplegic.
This lecture will talk about BCI interface used in humans such as the implementation of tetraplegic BrainGate.
This lecture will talk about BCI interface used in humans such as communicating over the internet and making the blind "see".
This lecture will talk about BCI interface used in humans such as posting tweet messages and controlling a robot and wheelchair.
This lecture will talk about BCI interface used in humans such as controlling a bionic hand.
This lecture will talk about BCI interface used in humans such as replacing passwords with your thoughts.
This lecture will talk about BCI interface used in humans such as brain-to-brain interface and wireless implanted BCI.
In this lecture, we'll discuss some objectives aimed at showing what you can expect to learn from this course.
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Section Outline
Lecture 39: Introduction to BCI Applications - Medical Applications
Lecture 40: Invasive BCI Medical Applications
Lecture 41: Nonivasive BCI Medical Applications
Lecture 42: Non-Medical Applications Device Control
Lecture 43: User State Monitoring and Evaluation
Lecture 44: Training and Education / Gaming and Entertainment
Lecture 45: Technological Challenges for Non-Medical BCIs
Lecture 46: System Integration
This discussion will focus on applications of BCI, specifically for medical purposes.
This discussion will focus on invasive medical applications of BCI.
This discussion will focus on noninvasive medical applications of BCI.
This discussion will focus on applications of BCI, specifically for non-medical purposes.
This discussion will explain BCI applications in user state monitoring and evaluation.
This discussion will explain BCI applications in training and education as well as gaming and entertainment.
This discussion will explain some technological challenges for non-medical BCIs.
This discussion will explain system integration of BCI applications.
In this lecture, we'll discuss some objectives aimed at showing what you can expect to learn from this course.
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Lecture 49: Emotiv
Lecture 50: Mindball and Mindflex
Lecture 51: Mindwave
Lecture 52: Neural Impulse Actuator and Interaxon
Lecture 53: MyndPlay Brain Band and Xwave Headset
Lecture 54: Neural Signals and NASA
Lecture 55: Cyberkinetics and Second Life
This lecture will talk about a technology of BCI namely Emotiv.
This lecture will talk about technologies of BCI namely Mindball and Mindflex.
This lecture will talk about a technology of BCI namely Mindwave.
This lecture will talk about technologies of BCI namely the Neural Impulse Actuator and Interaxon.
This lecture will talk about technologies of BCI namely MyndPlay Brain Band and the Xwave Headset.
This lecture will talk about technologies of BCI namely Neural Signals and NASA.
This lecture will talk about technologies of BCI namely Cyberkinetics and Second Life.
In this lecture, we'll discuss some objectives aimed at showing what you can expect to learn from this course.
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Lecture 58: Current Status of BCI Technology
Lecture 59: Future of BCI
Lecture 60: Problems and Prospects: Validation and Dissemination
Lecture 61: Problems and Prospects: Signal-Acquisition Hardware
Lecture 62: Problems and Prospects: Reliability
Lecture 63: Indications and Predictions
This lecture will talk about the current status of BCI Technology.
This discussion will introduce the future of BCI.
This discussion will focus on the future of BCI specifically, validation and dissemination.
This discussion will focus on the future of BCI specifically, signal-acquisition hardware.
This discussion will focus on the future of BCI specifically, reliability.
This lecture will discuss indications and predictions on the future of BCI technology.
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Lecture outline:
0:04 2015 - 2018
0:43 2020 - 2025
1:10 2025 - 2030
1:52 2045
2:08 2060
2:19 2070
2:33 2080
2:47 2090
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A final message from our CEO.
Brain-Computer Interface or BCI is a rapidly evolving technology that builds a direct channel between the human brain and the computer. BCI is a technology that enforces a collaboration between a brain and a device that enables signals from the brain to direct some external activity. This working together is aimed at either controlling a cursor or manipulating a prosthetic limb. The interface facilitates a direct communications path between the brain and the object to be controlled.
This introductory course will begin discussions on definitions, the history, benefits and drawbacks of BCI. An introduction of how our brain works will also be discussed. The succeeding modules will discuss BCI components, types, BCI in animals and humans, medical and non-medical BCI applications, BCI technologies, and the current and future status of BCI.