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Div PPT Brain Gate System
Div PPT Brain Gate System
The Mind-To-Movement System That Allows A Quadriplegic Man To Control A Computer Using Only His Thoughts Is A Scientific Milestone
Brain Gate Neural Interface Device- a braincomputer interface that uses internal neural signal sensor and external processors to convert neural
NEURO CHIP
The sensor consists of a tiny chip (smaller than a baby aspirin) with one hundred electrode sensors each thinner than a hair that detect brain cell electrical activity.
100 hair thin electrodes to sense the electromagnetic signature of neurons firing in specific areas of the brain
BCI direct communication pathway between a brain or brain cell culture and a device (computer) One way BCIs Two way BCIs
information passes from brain to computer or computer to brain
Chip implant system developed by Cyber kinetics in 2003 Designed to help those who have lost control of their limbs or other bodily functions
The electrode translates brain activity and sends the information to the computer in a format it can understand.
Brain Gate uses a sensor that is implanted onto the motor cortex of the brain. The device analyzes brain signals then interprets and translated them into cursor movements.
Working
Preprocessing Detection Control Training Bio feedback
Monitored signature is translated into electrically charged signals. Signals are then sent and decoded using a program to move cursor, robot arm, etc.
Robot Arm
Nagle, a 25-year-old quadriplegic, is the first human fitted with the Brain Gate Neural Interface.
Using the Brain Gate system, Matt could control a cursor on a computer screen -Control TV -Check e-mail -Draw on screen He could also send commands to an external prosthetic hand -Open -Close
Matthew Nagle
Applications
A Boon to the paralyzed -Brain Gate Neural Interface System. Clinical trial on Nagle. Statement Of Nagle.
Other Applications On
Animals -Rats
Experiment by Miguel Nicolle's and colleagues for use on Rhesus monkeys succeeded in closing the feedback loop of movements in a robot arm.
Regulating Breathing
Controlling Body Functions
In the next two years, Cyber kinetics hopes to refine the chip to develop a wireless version No need for a plug Safer Less visible
Conclusion
The idea of moving robots or prosthetic devices not by manual control, but by mere thinking (i.e., the brain activity of human subjects).
So this idea helps many patients to control the prosthetic devices of their own by simply thinking about the task.