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DESCRIPTION:A brain-computer interface (BCI) is a communication system that
  translates brain activity into commands for a computer or other devices. 
 In other words\, a BCI allows users to act on their environment by using o
 nly brain activity\, without using peripheral nerves and muscles. The majo
 r goal of BCI research has been to develop systems that allow disabled use
 rs to communicate with other persons\, to control artificial limbs\, or to
  control their environment. Several other alternative application areas fo
 r brain-computer interfaces (BCIs) lie in the field of multimedia communic
 ation\, such as emotion tagging\, implicit tagging\, curiosity cloning\, e
 tc. This talk gives an overview of BCI research areas\, mentioned above\, 
 presents concrete examples of BCI systems\, and highlights recent developm
 ents\, open problems\, and future trends in this exciting field.\n\nSpeake
 r(s): Prof. Touradj Ebrahimi\, \n\n
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SUMMARY:[Legacy Report] Recent Advances in Brain-Computer Interfaces
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.vtools.ieee.org/m/59120
X-ALT-DESC:Description: <br />A brain-computer interface (BCI) is a communi
 cation\nsystem that translates brain activity into commands for\na compute
 r or other devices. In other words\, a BCI allows\nusers to act on their e
 nvironment by using only brain activity\,\nwithout using peripheral nerves
  and muscles. The major goal of\nBCI research has been to develop systems 
 that allow disabled users to\ncommunicate with other persons\, to control 
 artificial limbs\, or\nto control their environment. Several other alterna
 tive application areas for\nbrain-computer interfaces (BCIs) lie in the fi
 eld of multimedia\ncommunication\, such as emotion tagging\, implicit tagg
 ing\, curiosity cloning\, etc. \nThis talk gives an overview of BCI\nresea
 rch areas\, mentioned above\, presents concrete examples of BCI\nsystems\,
  and highlights recent developments\, open problems\, and future trends \n
 in this exciting field.
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