NaT conference in Berlin – July
We submitted a paper, Active Inference in BCI for NeuroAdaptive Technologies (NaT).
BCI courses at the CHI Conference in Denver – May
BCI team from Potioc, Inria Bordeaux are proud to give a course on BCI systems to the CHI community
Active Inference for Dummies
A short document describing Active Inference, from Karl Friston.
And an animation, for the fun of it, describing the principles…
Fête de la science
In the Science museum in Bordeaux, I presented TuxRacer, manipulated with Motor Imagery BCI. Teegi robot was there to assure the audience understood the underlying brain functions
Tux Flow
My first experiment in Inria!! Tux Racer, a 3D video game (open source) can be manipulated with a BCI system, using an EEG cap.
A Generic Framework for Adaptive BCI
Chapter in a Brain-Computer Interfaces Handbook: Technological and Theoretical Advances!!
Accepted!!
Computational modeling of user skills and states to optimize BCI training tasks
January 2016 — my first PhD started!!!
My PhD subject is to explore ways to improve BCI systems considering the user skills and states, i.e. to adapt the system to the user’s changeable nature using machine learning methods.