Tan, Desney S. (Hrsg.)
Nijholt, Anton (Hrsg.)
Brain-Computer Interfaces
Applying our Minds to Human-Computer Interaction

Beschreibung
The human-computer interaction field has matured much in the last several decades. It is now firmly rooted as a field that connects more traditional fields such as computer science, design, and psychology in such a way as to allow us to leverage and synthesize work in these spaces to build technologies that augment our lives in some way. The field has also built up well-defined methodologies for repeating this work across a series of disciplines. Simultaneously, neuroscience continues to advance sufficiently fast and brain-computer interfaces are starting to gain enough traction that we believe it is a field ripe for collaboration with others such as HCI. In fact, we argue that the specific properties of the two fields make them extremely well suited to cross-fertilization, and that is the intent of this book. We chose to focus largely on HCI researchers as our audience because we believe that HCI methodologies are relatively well documented.
Produktdetails
ISBN/GTIN | 978-1-84996-272-8 |
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Seitenzahl | 277 S. |
Kopierschutz | mit Wasserzeichen |
Dateigröße | 6405 Kbytes |