Does machine-mediated interaction induce inter-brain synchrony?--A hyperscanning study.
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We present a study in which participants were trained in several sessions to control a (comparatively simple) robot via an EEG-/motor imagery-based Brain-Computer Interface (BCI). In the final (experiment) session pairs of participants were formed and each participant controlled one of two robots in a shared space. EEG data was recorded synchronously from both participants. We performed a joint data analysis on the datasets and found increases of phase-locking in μ- and θ-band. One such phase-locking effect appears to be time-locked to the start of the robotic action.
- Bielefeld University Germany
Phase-Locking, Brain-Computer Interface, Brain, Electroencephalography, Robotics, 004, Brain-Computer Interfaces, Humans, EEG, BCI, Neuroscience
Phase-Locking, Brain-Computer Interface, Brain, Electroencephalography, Robotics, 004, Brain-Computer Interfaces, Humans, EEG, BCI, Neuroscience
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