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Body Computer Interface (BCI) is the idea that one can control a robot simply by thinking about it. In this study, we are laying the groundwork for further BCI and robotic development for individuals to control a hand opening device called the Electro encephalographic mediated glove (or Eglove) using an EEG cap connected to a motorized glove. What we aim to achieve in this study is to measure the brain activity in stroke participants while they undergo passive stretching from a robotic glove.
Team Members
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- James Patton, PhD
- Courtney Celian, MS, OTR/L
- Kyle Kinnerk
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