Technology term
Self-Paced Brain-Computer Interface (Self-paced BCI)
A brain-computer interface that lets the user initiate an intended action at a time of their choosing, rather than responding only after an external visual or auditory cue. The system must continuously detect the start of a deliberate control attempt while rejecting rest, unrelated movement and unintended neural activity.
English
Self-Paced Brain-Computer Interface
Arabic
واجهة دماغ وحاسوب ذاتية التوقيت
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