SKERG Seminar with Dr. Areej Al-Wabil on Brain-Computer Interfaces (BCI). The synoposis of this presentation is available at https://skerg.ksu.edu.sa/bci2016

1. Brain, Body and Bytes:
Designing Brain-Computer Interaction
Beyond Medical Applications
Areej Al-Wabil, PhD
Principal Investigator, Center for Complex Engineering Systems (CCES), KACST
Research Fellow, Ideation Lab, School of Engineering, MIT
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2. Brain-Computer Interfaces (BCIs) carry the promise of natural and
intuitive human-computer interaction (HCI) design. BCI technology has
matured to the extent that it is available for a broad range of
applications in the context of daily use.
While most BCI technology was developed for medical applications,
we present a wide spectrum of non-medical applications that have
been developed in SKERG in the past 3 years, including device control,
user state monitoring and emotion-aware responsive gaming
applications.

4. BCI SystemsScope and Definitions
Brain–computer interface (BCI)
Mind-machine interface (MMI)
Direct neural interface (DNI)
Synthetic telepathy interface (STI)
Brain–machine interface (BMI)
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5. Brain, Body and Bytes (SKERG Seminar) – Jan 19, 2016
BCI SystemsScope and Definitions
•Invasive
•Partially Invasive
•Non-Invasive

6. BCI SystemsScope and Definitions
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7. BCI SystemsEEG, fMRI, MRI, and MEG machines
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8. BCI Projects in SKERG

9. BCI DesignSKERG Project
Augmenting Speech-Language Rehabilitation with Brain Computer
Interfaces: An Exploratory Study Using Non-Invasive
Electroencephalographic Monitoring
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10. BCI DesignSKERG Project
Neurogaming: Emotion-Aware Gaming
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11. BCI DesignSKERG Project
Education and Training
Empathetic Serious Gaming for Dyslexia:
Brainwave Arabic Phonological Processing
Training App
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12. BCI DesignSKERG Project
Assistive Technologies
BCI-Controlled Wheelchair
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13. BCI DesignSKERG Project
HCI Design
Comparing BCI to Eyetracking
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BCI DesignSKERG Project
Computation Algorithms for BCI:
Seizure Forecasting Systems

15. BCI DesignSKERG Project
Arabic Brain-typing Application:
Augmentative and Alternative Communication
AAC for physically impaired users
Hadeel Al-Negheimish,
Lama Al-Andas,
Latifah Al-Mofeez,
Aljawharah Al-Abdullatif,
Nuha Al-Khalifah,
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16. BCI DesignSKERG Project
Usability Engineering of Neurorehabilitation Systems:
Attention Screening and Therapy with BCI Systems
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17. BCI DesignSKERG Project
Smart Offices with Dr. Ghada Alhudhud
Students: Nuha Alrajhi, Latifa Almazrou, Nouf Alanazy,
Aisha Almahmoud, Dalal bin Muribah
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18. What are technical challenges, design
opportunities, societal impact and time to
market for these innovations..?

19. Thank You
areej@mit.edu
@_areej
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