Independent-Mobility-Achieved-through-a-Wireless-Brain-Machine-Interface-pone.0165773.s003
Libedinsky C, So R, Xu Z, Kyar T, Ho D, Lim C, Chan L, Chua Y, Yao L, Cheong J, Lee J, Vishal K, Guo Y, Chen Z, Lim L, Li P, Liu L, Zou X, Ang K, Gao Y, Ng W,…
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CC BY 4.0 · Libedinsky C, So R, Xu Z, Kyar T, Ho D, Lim C, Chan L, Chua Y, Yao L, Cheong J, Lee J, Vishal K, Guo Y, Chen Z, Lim L, Li P, Liu L, Zou X, Ang K, Gao Y, Ng W, Han B, Chng K, Guan C, Je M, Yen S
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Wireless control of the robotic platform using brain-machine interface. Signals from the hand/arm area of primary motor cortex were wirelessly transmitted and decoded in real-time to control the movement of the robotic platform.
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