Characterization of the NIA signal - Revision history

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	This project borns from a direct collaboration with Andrew Junker, the designer of NIA [[http://www.ocztechnology.com/products/ocz_peripherals/nia-neural_impulse_actuator NIA]] by OCZ.		This project borns from a direct collaboration with Andrew Junker, the designer of NIA [[http://www.ocztechnology.com/products/ocz_peripherals/nia-neural_impulse_actuator NIA]] by OCZ.

−	A first application of [[HeadsetControlForWheelChair\|NIA to control]] a [[LURCH\|wheelchair with shared autonomy]] was implemented by [[user:RobertoVandone\|RobertoVandone]]	+	A first application of [[HeadsetControlForWheelChair\|NIA to control]] a [[LURCH - The autonomous wheelchair\|wheelchair with shared autonomy]] was implemented by [[user:RobertoVandone\|RobertoVandone]]

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	This project borns from a direct collaboration with Andrew Junker, the designer of NIA [[http://www.ocztechnology.com/products/ocz_peripherals/nia-neural_impulse_actuator NIA]] by OCZ.		This project borns from a direct collaboration with Andrew Junker, the designer of NIA [[http://www.ocztechnology.com/products/ocz_peripherals/nia-neural_impulse_actuator NIA]] by OCZ.

−	A first application of NIA ~~in controlling~~ a wheelchair was implemented by [[user:RobertoVandone\|RobertoVandone]]	+	A first application of [[HeadsetControlForWheelChair\|NIA to control]] a [[LURCH\|wheelchair with shared autonomy]] was implemented by [[user:RobertoVandone\|RobertoVandone]]

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 This project borns from a direct collaboration with Andrew Junker, the designer of NIA [[http://www.ocztechnology.com/products/ocz_peripherals/nia-neural_impulse_actuator NIA]] by OCZ.
 A first application of NIA in controlling a wheelchair was implemented by [[user:RobertoVandone|RobertoVandone]]

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 |title=Characterization of the NIA signal From AIRWiki Jump to: navigation, search
 |short_descr=The NIA system by OCZ provides a very cheap way to get a signal that includes EOG, EMG and EEG. Aim of this project is to characterize it and investigate how could it be used as a substitute of a clinical EEG for non-clinical applications, and as one more signal for affective computing.
 |coordinator=AndreaBonarini
 |tutor=MatteoMatteucci;
 |students=GiulioValenti;
 |resarea=BioSignal Analysis
 |restopic=Affective Computing And BioSignals; Brain-Computer Interface;
 |start=2010/10/15
 |end=2010/04/30

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-This project borns from a direct collaboration with Andrew Junker, the designer of NIA.
+This project borns from a direct collaboration with Andrew Junker, the designer of NIA [[http://www.ocztechnology.com/products/ocz_peripherals/nia-neural_impulse_actuator NIA]] by OCZ.
-A first application of NIA in controlling a wheelchair was implemented by [[user:MaurizioVandone|MaurizioVandone]]
+[[Image:Nia.jpg‎|200px|thumb|center|NIA by OCZ]]

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	This project borns from a direct collaboration with Andrew Junker, the designer of NIA.		This project borns from a direct collaboration with Andrew Junker, the designer of NIA.
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		+	A first application of NIA in controlling a wheelchair was implemented by [[user:MaurizioVandone\|MaurizioVandone]]