An-Electrocorticographic-Brain-Interface-in-an-Individual-with-Tetraplegia-pone.0055344.s007
Wang W, Collinger J, Degenhart A, Tyler-Kabara E, Schwartz A, Moran D, Weber D, Wodlinger B, Vinjamuri R, Ashmore R, Kelly J, Boninger M
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Brain control of 3D cursor movement. This movie was recorded when the participant controlled 3D cursor movement using ECoG signals in our research lab. It shows a block of 16 consecutive trials, and the participant hit 15 out of 16 targets successfully. The 3D virtual environment was rendered on a 3D LCD TV, and the participant wore a pair of 3D glasses to view the 3D scene. Re-published with permission from UPMC (University of Pittsburgh Medical Center).
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