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Workshop on BMI for Space Applications |
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The use of Brain Machine Interfaces (BMI) is becoming increasingly common in a variety of fields
as a way to exploit human brain activity and enhance interactivity with our environment. In the framework of space missions,
such technologies may help astronauts when performing complex tasks in space. Extended manoeuvrability or remote control of
robotic arms are simple examples of the possibilities offered.
This one-day workshop addressed some fundamental issues when attempting to employ BMI under zero-gravity conditions, and introduces some novel cutting-edge applications that may have an influence on future space missions. |
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