ROBOTIC ARM CONTROL WITH BRAIN COMPUTER INTERFACE USING P300 AND SSVEP

Ozan Ca˘ layan ¸ g

Keywords

Event-related Potentials, BCI, P300, SSVEP, Robotic Arm.

Abstract

The objective of brain computer interfaces (BCI) is to cre- ate a novel communication channel between the user and the outside world. Thus a person can interact with its sur- rounding using the electrical activity of the brain only. In this study, dual EEG activity is used successfully to control a 5 degree of freedom robotic arm. P300 event related po- tential (ERP) is used to select between 5 servo motors while Steady-State Visually Evoked Potentials (SSVEP) are used to move the chosen motor in opposite directions. Finally, a camera pointed at the robotic arm is used for providing visual feedback about the position of the robotic arm.

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