This online conference discusses about a brain controlled assistive devices based on Brain - computer interfaces (BCI) that allows an individual with mobility impairments to perform daily living activities independently.

We invite contributions reporting the latest advances, innovations, and applications in the field of real-time control with brain waves. The conference will provide academics and researchers a platform where they can share ideas, present papers in front of colleagues and receive feedback about their current research. It will offer a comprehensive overview of some of the most impactful and influential outcomes of the brainwave signals and then performing the control of wheelchairs, exoskeletons, orthosis, prosthesis, and assistive-robot devices.

Suggested Topics

• Insights into research and development on brain-controlled wheelchairs, exoskeletons, orthosis, prosthesis, and assistive-robot devices.
• Electroencephalogram (EEG)/electromyography (EMG)/electrooculogram (EOG) signal acquisition, data preprocessing, feature extraction, and classification.
• Novel human machine interactive technology and flexible wearable system for assistive devices.
• Demonstrations of applications.

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