EEG Based Brain Controlled Mobile Arm Pick and Place robot
Citation
Lakshmigandan.B, Janakiram.V, Jothi Raj.S, Salai Selvam.V "EEG Based Brain Controlled Mobile Arm Pick and Place robot", International Journal of Engineering Trends and Technology (IJETT), V45(8),416-418 March 2017. ISSN:2231-5381. www.ijettjournal.org. published by seventh sense research group
Abstract
The Human brain has several neuron.
Here we examine the brain wave signal .Different
brain wave states has different neural conversation.
The neural conversation is done by the neurons. In
this the EEG signal from our brain is measured
using sensor , attention value is taken while blinking
our eyes and connected via Brain computer interface
(BCI) .The pattern of brain signal has different
amplitude and frequencies. The sensor transmits the
signal into packet by using the Bluetooth. Where
ARM7 processor is used in interface. BCI used for
straight communication between brain and robot..
the raw data is converted into signal using MATLAB
GUI platform .Through the BCI interface we
control the arm and whole robot. The main aim of
the project is for the physically disabled person to
become independent on others in their daily life time
for their purposes.
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Keywords
BCI, brain signal, EEG, processor,
Robot.