Embodiment Is Related to Better Performance on a Brain-Computer Interface in Immersive Virtual Reality: A Pilot Study.
Julia M. JulianoRyan P. SpicerAthanasios VourvopoulosStephanie LefebvreKay JannTyler ArdEmiliano SantarnecchiDavid M. KrumSook-Lei LiewPublished in: Sensors (2020)
Keyphrases
- virtual reality
- pilot study
- brain computer interface
- virtual environment
- virtual humans
- virtual world
- computer graphics
- motor imagery
- augmented reality
- virtual reality technology
- computer games
- computer animation
- photorealistic
- ubiquitous home
- three dimensional
- signal processing
- event related
- virtual museum
- virtual space
- brain signals
- visual data mining
- healthy subjects
- computer screen
- virtual training
- multi user
- multi sensory
- interactive virtual
- virtual reality environments
- force feedback
- computer vision
- pilot project
- brain activity
- autonomous agents
- pattern recognition
- tangible user interface