The Neural Communication Project is focused on advancing **non-invasive brain-computer interfaces (BCIs)** using the **OpenBCI Mark IV** system. Our mission is to create a direct and seamless connection between the human brain and digital systems without the need for surgical implants.
We aim to enable **thought-controlled communication, assistive technologies for disabled individuals, and cognitive enhancement** through **real-time EEG signal processing and AI-driven interpretation**.
Our project is built around the **OpenBCI Mark IV** headset, a state-of-the-art, open-source EEG platform. The key technologies include:
Our research focuses on pushing the boundaries of non-invasive neural communication. Key areas of development include:
Using OpenBCI’s EEG data, we apply **deep learning models** to interpret brainwave activity, enabling precise and efficient control over digital systems.
We are developing neural typing systems that allow users to compose text messages simply by **thinking about words**, improving accessibility for individuals with mobility impairments.
Our system can monitor stress, focus, and relaxation levels, providing real-time feedback for **meditation, mental health therapy, and cognitive training**.
We use machine learning to classify EEG patterns associated with different thoughts, gestures, and intentions, expanding **hands-free interaction** with technology.
Since brain data is highly personal, our team is dedicated to developing **secure and private** neural communication methods to prevent data misuse.
Dr. Alex Smith - Lead Scientist
Dr. Emily Johnson - Neuroscientist
Michael Lee - AI Researcher
Sophia Carter - Neural Engineer
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