EPOC Software Development Kit. Researchers. Experimental Art with Brain Controlled Interface This essay presents experimental computer artworks using Brain Controlled Interface (BCI). It points to a preliminary contextualization and general development emphasizing affective, sensory, poetic and aesthetic experi ences intermediated by mindware devices.
BCI offers a new research art field using a low-cost neuro system to explore human mind's untapped potential. A BCI for a Java3D framework allowed to arrive at the concept of exoendogenous interactivity. The main contribution of this essay is the novel use of affective quantified data to provide emotional feedback to computers and participants while experimenting an art piece, intertwining human affective states with computational... read more » A low-cost point-of-care-testing (POCT) system for psychomotor symptoms of depression affecting standing balance - a preliminary study in India, Hindawi Journal of Depression Research and Treatment, Aug 2013 read more » read more » Journal of Assistive Technologies | The Emotiv EPOC neuroheadset: an inexpensive method of controlling assistive technologies using facial expressions and thoughts?
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