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SSVEP BCI and eye tracking use by individuals with ALS and visual impairments (Peters et al., 2020)

April 30, 2021 by David McNaughton

Peters and colleagues explored modified eye tracking and BCI with Shuffle Speller typing interface for individuals with ALS

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SSVEP BCI and eye tracking use by individuals with ALS and visual impairments (Peters et al., 2020)

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