Thesis Defense: Brain-Computer Interface based on Motor Movement and Imagery Tasks for Controlling a Virtual Arm

On 17th of July, the undergraduate student Caiã de Aragão Frazão did his thesis defense to receive his degree in Computer Science. His thesis has as tittle: “Brain-Computer Interface based on Motor Movement and Imagery Tasks for Controlling a Virtual Arm”. The aim of this work was to explore, use and evaluate the OpenBCI (an open-source equipment for recording EEG data) in a Virtual Reality task. This work was supervised by the professor Luciana Nedel with a close collaboration of the CONCYS lab through the student Jaime A. Riascos. The full text will be available soon.