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Neurable is known for their ERP detection, especially with the p300 as well as cognitive state measures.
by Amolnar 6y ago
Neurable is known for their ERP detection, especially with the p300 as well as cognitive state measures.
- TomMarius 6y agoI am sorry, but I don't know what that means. Does it mean it is able to determine emotions? Or how focused a person is? Can I control a computer with it somehow, perhaps more than very simple motion? Can it determine words I though of? What are the differences compared to OpenBCI and why is less (sensors) more? I am a practical guy interested in practical things.
- Amolnar 6y agoIn regards to human-computer interaction (how we interact and communicate with computers), check out this presentation: https://events.technologyreview.com/video/watch/ramses-alcaide-neurable-mind-controlled-vr/ https://events.technologyreview.com/video/watch/ramses-alcai... Emotion is a tricky term because there are so many things that affect and shape one's "emotional state." At Neurable, we measure aspects of emotional spectrum (i.e. specific cognitive states, like focus). More information to come in the near future :) Re sensors, more sensors add the possibility for more data, which is often used to take higher quality measurements. Neurable uses high quality sensors combined with special algorithms to make sense of the "not so good" data to do what others might need more data to get as clear, or even, a more clear picture.