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Article Dans Une Revue AMSE, Modelling, Measurement & Control, C Année : 2010

Focusing on human factors while designing a BMI room

Marie-Hélène Bekaert
Claudine Botte-Lecocq
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François Cabestaing

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The research in Brain Machine Interfaces (BMIs), although in rapid expansion, must still be considered at the experimental level since no widely available BMI system exists for helping people with motor disabilities in everyday life. Transferring BMI applications from laboratories to dedicated clinical services - and later to patient homes - implies, first of all, the specification of perfectly adapted experimental conditions including all the human factors. Our paper surveys various criteria that must be taken into account while designing a room dedicated to BMI experimentation from the ergonomic point of view, as well as adapted experimental protocols. This related work emphasizes the need and the complexity of a global and multidisciplinary approach which places human factors at the centre of the concerns.
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hal-00806886 , version 1 (02-04-2013)

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Stéphanie Leclercq, Marie-Hélène Bekaert, Claudine Botte-Lecocq, François Cabestaing. Focusing on human factors while designing a BMI room. AMSE, Modelling, Measurement & Control, C, 2010, Special Issue on BioEngineering Applied to Assistive Technology, p. 92-99, ISSN 1259-5977. ⟨hal-00806886⟩
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