Invention Title:

BRAIN ACTIVITY MONITORING BASED MESSAGING AND COMMAND SYSTEM

Publication number:

US20240168553

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Section:

Physics

Class:

G06F3/015

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Smart overview of the Invention

A brain activity monitoring based messaging and command system utilizes brain computer interface (BCI) technology to facilitate communication between a user and devices. The system captures brain activity data and interprets it to generate messages or execute commands, regardless of whether the user’s thoughts are directly related to the intended output. This innovative approach allows for a more intuitive interaction with technology.

Signal Acquisition and Processing

The system collects multiple signals from the user, which are generated through specific cognitive processes aimed at meeting defined conditions related to their brain activity. These signals are analyzed to derive corresponding data values, which are then used to establish a set of values that inform the message or command to be executed. The flexibility of this process permits various cognitive engagements without the need for them to align with the desired output.

Utilization of Algorithms

Algorithms play a crucial role in signal acquisition and processing within the system. Signal associated algorithms (SAAs) determine whether the brain activity parameters meet specified conditions, which can include thresholds or ranges. These algorithms may incorporate mathematical models, statistical methods, or even artificial intelligence to enhance accuracy and efficiency in signal processing and condition determination.

Continuous Optimization

The system is designed for continuous optimization through feedback mechanisms that allow for real-time adjustments based on the user's brain activity data. Subalgorithms may filter and calibrate incoming data, improving the overall accuracy of signal acquisition. This ensures that the system can adapt over time, refining its performance based on user interactions and environmental factors.

Applications and Configurations

The brain activity monitoring device can employ various methods of monitoring, including non-invasive techniques like electroencephalography (EEG) or more invasive options. The processor within the system integrates with these monitoring devices to facilitate communication and execute commands effectively. This versatile setup opens up numerous potential applications across different fields, enhancing user interaction with technology through thought-based control.