It is now 20 years since BCI research began in Graz in 1991. Read more about the 20 Years BCI Research at TU Graz.
The 5th International BCI Conference 2011 was a very successful event. The proceedings of the conference are available
online at the conference website.
We want to thank all participants for their valuable contributions.
The common implementation platform developed within the TOBI project is available at http://www.tobi-project.org/download.
The BCI Lab is one of the leading labs in brain-computer communication. It is an internationally renowned research institution with a research focus on brain-computer communication and dynamics of brain oscillations. More specifically, the lab has extensive expertise in EEG recording, offline and online processing of brain signals and biosignals in general, feature extraction, detection and classification of brain patterns, and neurofeedback systems.
The so-called “Graz BCI” was one of the first online EEG-based BCIs introduced over 15 years ago. Various applications for this system, including spelling devices, computer games, functional electrical stimulation (FES), and navigation in virtual environments have been developed and tested in healthy users and several patient populations. The Graz BCI group successfully organized four major international BCI conferences over the last 8 years and plans a fifth conference in 2011. The BCI Lab recently completed the EU projects Presenccia (2006-2009) and Eye-To-IT (2006-2009). Our group is currently involved in the EU projects TOBI (2008-2012), DECODER (2010-2012), BETTER (2010-2012), BrainAble (2010-2012), and Future BNCI (2010-2011).
