Brain Computer Interface testing in zero gravity @ESAAdvancedConcepts
Brain Computer Interface testing in zero gravity  @ESAAdvancedConcepts
Uploaded November 2008 | Updated September 2026, 1 week ago
The first experiment in zero gravity of a brain computer interface. The subject is trying to control the ball in the screen to fall to the right. The experiment was thought to study the effects of a zero-g environment on the BCI efficiency. Credits: Advanced Concepts Team, ESA, Noordwijk (NL) and IDIAP research institute, Martigny (CH).
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