The dreamofcontrollingandguidingcomputer-basedsystemsusinghumanbrainsignalshasslowlybutsteadilybecomea reality.Theavailabletechnologyallowsreal-timeimplementationofsystemsthatmeasureneuronalactivity,converttheirsignals, and translatetheiroutputforthepurposeofcontrollingmechanicalandelectronicsystems.Thispaperdescribesthestateof the artofnon-invasivebrain–machineinterfaces(BMIs)andcriticallyinvestigatesboththecurrenttechnologicallimitsandthe future potentialthatBMIshaveforspaceapplications.WepresentanassessmentoftheadvantagesthatBMIscanprovideand justify thepreferredcandidateconceptsforspaceapplicationstogetherwithavisionoffuturedirectionsfortheirimplementation.

Prospects of brain-machine interfaces for space system control / Menon, C., de Negueruela, C., Millán, J.d.R., Tonet, O., Carpi, F., Broschart, M., Ferrez, P., Buttfield, A., Tecchio, F., Sepulveda, F., Citi, L., Laschi, C., Tombini, M., Dario, P., Maria Rossini, P., De Rossi, D.. - In: ACTA ASTRONAUTICA. - ISSN 0094-5765. - ELETTRONICO. - 64:(2009), pp. 448-456. [10.1016/j.actaastro.2008.09.008]

Prospects of brain-machine interfaces for space system control

CARPI, FEDERICO;
2009

Abstract

The dreamofcontrollingandguidingcomputer-basedsystemsusinghumanbrainsignalshasslowlybutsteadilybecomea reality.Theavailabletechnologyallowsreal-timeimplementationofsystemsthatmeasureneuronalactivity,converttheirsignals, and translatetheiroutputforthepurposeofcontrollingmechanicalandelectronicsystems.Thispaperdescribesthestateof the artofnon-invasivebrain–machineinterfaces(BMIs)andcriticallyinvestigatesboththecurrenttechnologicallimitsandthe future potentialthatBMIshaveforspaceapplications.WepresentanassessmentoftheadvantagesthatBMIscanprovideand justify thepreferredcandidateconceptsforspaceapplicationstogetherwithavisionoffuturedirectionsfortheirimplementation.
2009
64
448
456
Menon, Carlo; de Negueruela, Cristina; Millán, José del R.; Tonet, Oliver; Carpi, Federico; Broschart, Michael; Ferrez, Pierre; Buttfield, Anna; Tecch...espandi
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