Uploaded April 2024 | Updated September 2026, 3 weeks ago
This video features pilot Owen Collumb from the team NeuroCONCISE at the University of Bath which won the Brain-Computer Interface (BCI) Race at the CYBATHLON Challenges held on 2 February 2024. Owen completed all the designated virtual tasks – navigating obstacles to reach the virtual door, positioning a glass to catch ice cubes, and navigating a cursor and clicking on a target icon – with his mind alone. He got a perfect score of 40 out of 40 points and grabbed first place in the race, completing the tasks in 4.44 minutes. @uniofbath @UlsterUniversityOfficial
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CYBATHLON, a not-for-profit project of ETH Zurich, is a platform that challenges teams from all over the world to develop assistive technologies suitable for everyday use with and for people with disabilities. Through international competitions and other events, CYBATHLON cultivates and fosters a dialogue between technology developers, people with disabilities and the public for greater inclusion of people with disabilities in society.
This video features pilot Owen Collumb from the team NeuroCONCISE at the University of Bath which won the Brain-Computer Interface (BCI) Race at the CYBATHLON Challenges held on 2 February 2024. Owen completed all the designated virtual tasks – navigating obstacles to reach the virtual door, positioning a glass to catch ice cubes, and navigating a cursor and clicking on a target icon – with his mind alone. He got a perfect score of 40 out of 40 points and grabbed first place in the race, completing the tasks in 4.44 minutes. @uniofbath @UlsterUniversityOfficial
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CYBATHLON, a not-for-profit project of ETH Zurich, is a platform that challenges teams from all over the world to develop assistive technologies suitable for everyday use with and for people with disabilities. Through international competitions and other events, CYBATHLON cultivates and fosters a dialogue between technology developers, people with disabilities and the public for greater inclusion of people with disabilities in society.
