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What if I had a third arm? An EEG study of a supernumerary BCI system

2019-10-24

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Motor imagery Brain-Computer Interface (MI-BCI) enables bodyless communication by means of the imagination of body movements. Since its apparition, MI-BCI has been widely used in applications such as guiding a robotic prosthesis, or the navigation in games and virtual reality (VR) environments. Although psychological experiments, such as the Rubber Hand Illusion - RHI, suggest the human ability for creating body t...

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Literature Corpus work: 69ab6750-cf65-5501-8b1e-5f92a409f1fa
DOI: 10.1101/817205

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