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기록

REDUCED BCI VISIBILITY USING DICHOPTIC STIMULATION

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20청구항 · 3 독립항
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개요

발명자

Bertrand Oustrière; Guillaume Ployart; Nelson Steinmetz; Sid Kouider

IPC 분류

A61B 5/378G6F 3/1

CPC 분류

A61B5/378G6F3/15

A dichoptic visual stimulus is presented to a user's eyes by presenting a first visual stimulus to a first eye of the user, the first visual stimulus being presented with a first modulation, and presenting a second visual stimulus to a second eye of the user, the second visual stimulus being presented without the first modulation. The first visual stimulus and second visual stimulus are configured to cause the user to perceive the first visual stimulus and the second visual stimulus as a single visual element, and to perceive the visual element as being unmodulated by the first modulation. Neural signals are obtained from a neural signal capture device configured to detect neural activity of the user. In response to determining, based on the neural signals, that the first eye is focused on the first visual stimulus, a computing system executes a command associated with the dichoptic visual stimulus.

원문 (중국어)

A dichoptic visual stimulus is presented to a user's eyes by presenting a first visual stimulus to a first eye of the user, the first visual stimulus being presented with a first modulation, and presenting a second visual stimulus to a second eye of the user, the second visual stimulus being presented without the first modulation. The first visual stimulus and second visual stimulus are configured to cause the user to perceive the first visual stimulus and the second visual stimulus as a single visual element, and to perceive the visual element as being unmodulated by the first modulation. Neural signals are obtained from a neural signal capture device configured to detect neural activity of the user. In response to determining, based on the neural signals, that the first eye is focused on the first visual stimulus, a computing system executes a command associated with the dichoptic visual stimulus.