Millán et al., 2020 - Google Patents
Brain–machine interfacesMillán et al., 2020
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- 8763506569629325809
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- Millán J
- Perdikis S
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- Principles of Tissue Engineering
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This chapter introduces the field of brain–machine interfaces (BMIs), also called brain– computer interfaces (BCIs), which has seen impressive achievements over the past few years. A BMI monitors the user's brain activity, extracts specific features from the brain …
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