We are proud to announce the winner for the annual BCI Award 2013!

....the winner is: M. C. Dadarlat, J. E. O’Doherty, P. N. Sabes: 

Congratulation!

Read more: www.bci-award.com

Visit us at the g.tec workshops at the BCI Meeting 2013 in Asilomar!

We are looking forward to meet you there!

Details: http://bcimeeting.org/2013/workshops.html

The meeting will be held at Asilomar Conference Center in Pacific Grove, California from June 3rd - 7th, 2013.

"The meeting will be organized, as before, with presentations, workshops, poster sessions, and BCI demonstrations, along with…

We are proud to announce the 10 nominated projects for the BCI Award 2013!

This year, 169 top-level research projects were submitted from all over the world!

The jury, chaired by Theresa Vaughan, carefully scores 10 nominated projects, and then selects the winner for the Annual BCI Research Award 2013.

Have a look: http://www.bci-award.com/…

You can see the abstract here:

http://www.frontiersin.org/neuroprosthetics/10.3389/fnins.2012.00169/abstract

Call for Papers:

• Robots,
• Virtual Reality and
• Brain-Computer Interfaces

in Telepresence

Submission deadline: May 1,2013

Submission guidlines: http://www.mitpressjournals.org/page/sub/pres

Please send documents in .pdf form to

presence@mit.edu. Email attachments are

preferred. Include contact information for the…

g.tec developed a system for rapid functional mapping of the cortex using the electrocorticogram (ECoG).

The system generates a personalized functional map of the cerebral cortex and can be operated

at the patient's bedside. It easily integrates with your existing clinical monitoring system and

uses a brain-mapping system that works in real-time.



The system

• optimizes surgical procedures and
• minimizes the burden and the risk for the patient as well…

BCI Award deadline extension: New submission deadline is April 13, 2013

Submit a 2 page description of your work NOW.

Read more: www.bci-award.com

The submission deadline for the BCI Award 2013 comes closer - it is March, 30th 2013! Submit your 2 page description now and win the prize!

The International Annual BCI Award, endowed with 3,000 USD, is one of the top accolades in BCI research. The Award was created to recognize outstanding and innovative research in the field of Brain-Computer Interfaces. The Award is open to any brain-computer interface research worldwide and an international jury of top BCI researchers…

Euronews shows new developments from g.tec, especially technology developed within the European research project BrainAble.

Check it ou!

http://www.euronews.com/2012/12/20/a-machine-which-can-read-your-mind/

g.tec performed initial tests with robotic feedback. A motor imagery based Brain-Computer Interface (BCI) is presented that is linked to a rehebilitation robot.

The BCI system is used to measure the activation of the sensorimotor cortex to control external supporting robotic devices such as exoskeletons or orthotic devices. The robotic device has the purpose to move the limbs of the patient and this activates again the sensorimotor cortex. The activation can be seen as ERD/ERS changes…

A tactile P300 communication tool was developed and tested on a group of twelve healthy users.

Read more: http://www.gtec.at/Download#n163

Send your 2-page description to bci.award2013@gtec.at !!!

The 2013 jury is:



   -Theresa Vaughan (chair of the jury 2013),

   -Douglas Weber,

   -Adam Hebb,

   -Donatella Mattia,

   -Andrzej Cichocki,

   -Adam Wilson,

   -Surjo Soekadar (winner 2012)

A Brain-Computer Interface (BCI) is an interface between the human brain and a computer. It allows to control a computer and according to this any other device withouth manual interaction! You just use your thoughts instead of mouse and keyboard.Therefore the user’s brainwaves (EEG – Electroencephalogram) are measured and processed in real-time.

The g.tec Brain-Computer Interfaces work very well for a single person. As if that were not enough, g.tec went one step further and…

Whitepaper about "BRAIN-COMPUTER INTERFACE TECHNOLOGY

FOR STROKE REHABILITATION" available. This one-sided page gives a great overview about this interesting topic.

What do you think about this topic? Do you think that there is potential?

Here you can download the PDF: http://www.gtec.at/content/download/6182/49778/version/1/

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Specifc components (hardware and software) are needed for different fields of research. There are now three plans available which show the recommended setup for:

#Brain-Computer Interface research

#ECoG experiments

#Evoked Potential experiments

The plans give a great overview of how to equip your lab and they also show how you can use the hard- and software from gtec.

You can see which components are needed, how they are connected and how to arrange the…

If you buy a g.HIamp from g.tec you will get the Wolpaw book for free:



Brain-Computer Interfaces: Principles and Practice



Edited by: Jonathan R. Wolpaw, Elizabeth Winter Wolpaw

ISBN: 978-0-195-38885-5

Publisher: Oxford Univ Pr.

Publication Date: 1. Edition, January 24, 2012 …

Submission deadline for the Annual BCI Award 2012 is July 15, 2012!

Do not forget to submit your work!

Send your submissions to bci.award2012@gtec.at or schnuerer@gtec.at

Further details on bci-award.com.…

Recommended setup for a ECoG lab!

What do you think about the plan? Anything missing?

http://www.gtec.at/Download#n165

I have a personal interest in the field of Neuromarketing and need some general information for my educational research project.. Please help me and fill in the short survey. Thanks a lot!…

g.tec performed an experiment where 16 active dry EEG electrodes (g.SAHARAelectrode) where mounted. As electrode cap the g.GAMMAcap2 was used. The EEG data was recorded with the new 256 channel biosignal amplifier called g.HIamp.

The combination of these new developments leads to a pathbreaking assembling time for EEG electrodes!

In less than 1 minute, 16 EEG electrodes where mounted and the signal was checked – excellent EEG signals were recorded.

On Youtube you can see…