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EEG potentials predict upcoming emergency brakings during simulated driving

Haufe et al., 2011

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7112730780756516038
Author
Haufe S
Treder M
Gugler M
Sagebaum M
Curio G
Blankertz B
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Journal of neural engineering

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Emergency braking assistance has the potential to prevent a large number of car crashes. State-of-the-art systems operate in two stages. Basic safety measures are adopted once external sensors indicate a potential upcoming crash. If further activity at the brake pedal is …
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