The Implant, The Algorithm and The Exoskeleton Recently, the BBC [1] made a great article showing Thibault, 28 year old, who didn’t walk for four years, doing his first steps in the EMY exoskeleton [2]. His body was moving with… (READ MORE)
My thesis manuscript is available ! The manuscript of my thesis “Methods for Multi-Subject Electroencephalography and application to Brain-Computer Interfaces” has finally be published online (>>download on HAL<<). Of course, not everyone has the time and the motivation to read… (READ MORE)
I am really proud to announce the public defense of my thesis work (provided that I have the approval of the reviewers). Methods for multi-subject electroencephalography and application to brain-computer interfaces Wednesday, October 17th 2018 at 10:00 Location: Salle Mont-Blanc,… (READ MORE)
A month ago, the BCI Meeting 2018 took place at Asilomar Conference Grounds (Pacific Grove, CA, USA). It was a great opportunity to meet my friends and colleagues of the Brain-Computer Interface community. What’s up, BCI people ? The Meeting… (READ MORE)
CORTICO days 2018 Last week in Toulouse (France), the French Brain-Computer Interface (BCI) community was united for a great national conference: The CORTICO Days 2018. In fact, the conference is born with the fusion of two great events “Young BCI… (READ MORE)
Thanks Stephen Hawking for your wonderful contributions to humankind. When I was 14, you explained me the concepts of relativity and entropy with your book “A Brief History of Time” and it changed everything for me, especially the way I’ll… (READ MORE)
Finding hidden variables in data can be challenging. Using Blind Source Separation allows to exact the independent sources in a unsupervised way. However, the methods require usually strong optimization constraints in order to avoid degenerate solutions and/or improve convergence. By… (READ MORE)
We were in EUSIPCO 2016 conference in Budapest to present our work on Blind Source Separation with Approximate Joint Diagonalization. We shared the idea that using several data models simultaneously can improve the robustness of the data mining. Our composite… (READ MORE)
I will be at Asilomar Conference Grounds to present our work on Brain Invaders at BCI Meeting 2016. The poster (pdf) and the abstract (DOI:10.3217/978-3-85125-467-9-224) are available on the page publications
At GIPSA-lab, we developed Brain Invaders, a Brain Computer Interface (BCI) video game based on visual Event-Related Potential (ERP) classification with 36 symbols. We are happy to release the second version of the software. See code for download. New features… (READ MORE)