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Neuroadaptive technologies: Applying neuroergonomics to the design of advanced interfaces
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A neuroadaptive interface as discussed by the authors is an ensemble of computer-based displays and controls whose functional characteristics change in response to meaningful variations in the user's cognitive and/or emotional states Variations in these states are indexed by corresponding central nervous system activity, which control functionally adaptive modifications to the interface.Abstract:
This article describes an emerging approach to the design of human-machine systems referred to as 'neuroadaptive interface technology' A neuroadaptive interface is an ensemble of computer-based displays and controls whose functional characteristics change in response to meaningful variations in the user's cognitive and/or emotional states Variations in these states are indexed by corresponding central nervous system activity, which control functionally adaptive modifications to the interface The purpose of these modifications is to promote safer and more effective human-machine system performance While fully functional adaptive interfaces of this type do not currently exist, there are promising steps being taken toward their development, and great potential value in doing so--value that corresponds directly to and benefits from a neuroergonomic approach to systems development Specifically, it is argued that the development of these systems will greatly enhance overall human-machine system performanceread more
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Fundamentals of physiological computing
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Brain-Computer Interfaces: Applying our Minds to Human-Computer Interaction
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Brain-Computer Interfacing and Games
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The future of neuroergonomics
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