24 Apr - 28 Apr 2024 Donaufestival Krems 3500 Krems 26 Apr - 18 May 2024 COMM:UNITY: A Female Street Art Exhibition Galerie Hartinger 26 Apr 2024 Mama geht tanzen An mehreren Orten 27 Apr 2024 Historisches Burgtreiben Rosenburg Schloss Rosenburg Was ist los in Wien? Was ist los in Wien? Zurück Zur Was ist los in Wien? Übersichtsseite Wien entdecken Insidertipps für Wien Fortgehen in Wien Essen gehen in Wien Ausstellungen in Wien Kabarett in Wien Theateraufführungen in Wien Flohmärkte Wien & NÖ Neues aus Wien Vergünstigungen bei Events & mehr: Was kann der Vorteilsclub der Stadt Wien? Veranstaltungen in Wien, die du 2023 nicht verpassen solltest Was ist los in Wien am Wochenende? Die besten Clubbings in Wien am Wochenende Was ist los in Österreich? Was ist los in Österreich? Zurück Zur Was ist los in Österreich? Übersichtsseite Österreich entdecken Was ist los in Niederösterreich? Was ist los in Oberösterreich? Was ist los in Salzburg? Was ist los in Tirol? Was ist los in Vorarlberg? Was ist los in der Steiermark? Was ist los in Kärnten? Was ist los im Burgenland? Nicht verpassen! 05 Apr - 14 Jul 2024 Klima Biennale Wien Diverse Standorte 18 Apr - 01 Sep 2024 Im Alleingang. Die Fotografin Elfriede Mejchar Wien Museum MUSA 18 Apr 2024 - 16 Feb 2025 Friederike Mayröcker - Ich denke in langsamen Blitzen Österreichisches Literaturmuseum 25 Apr - 06 Oct 2024 Elfie Semotan: Der doppelte Blick Landesgalerie Burgenland Eventkalender Jetzt Event eintragen! Toggle menu Suche © DieAngewandte From direct control to neuroadaptivity Teilen Showtimes Vergangene Showtimes 28 May 2020 17:00 - 23:59 Zu Hause / Online-Stream Mehr 28 May 2020 Die Angewandte Mehr The use of Brain‐Computer Interfaces for Human‐Machine SystemsProf. Thorsten ZanderProf. Margarete Jahrmann, PI Neuromatic Game Art & the Neuromatic Research Group. In the context of the artistic research project /Neuromatic Game Art: Critical play with neurointerfaces/supported by Austrian Research fund FWF/PEEK, lead University of Applied Arts Vienna in cooperation with national and international research partners, Philosophy of Media and Technology, University Vienna, Game Design/ Serious Game Research, Zurich University of the Arts and Computational Neuroscience, BTU Cottbus-Senftenberg/ LMU MunichPlease register here: EEG PLAYAfter registration You will receive a confirmation via E-Mail with information for the meeting.Dr. Thorsten O. ZanderBrandenburg Technical University (BTU), Germany / Zander Laboratories, Amsterdam, The NetherlandsIn my talk I will provide an overview of recent developments how Brain-Computer Interfaces (BCI) can be applied in Human-Machine Systems, specifically for users without disabilities. Next to direct control paradigms – which might find application in specific use cases – Passive BCIs (pBCIs, [1]) have proven to be a powerful tool to provide information to technical systems without the need for any additional attention or effort by the user.Passive Brain‐Computer Interfaces can assess information about changes in cognitive and affective state in real time and convey an interpretation of these states as implicit commands [2] to amachine. The machine can then automatically adapt its own state to support a given task in the Human‐Machine System [3]. Furthermore, by collating information about the user state with the task‐specific context and using methods from machine learning and artificial intelligence a user model can be generated that even reflects correlates of higher cognition [4]. The resulting Neuroadaptive Technology leads to a convergence of human and machine intelligence and enables a fundamentally new way of interaction with technology [4, 5, 6].I will give brief examples for each of the above‐mentioned technical approaches and discuss the hurdles that need to be taken to bring Neuroadaptive Technologies into our daily lives.References:[1] Zander, T. O., & Kothe, C. (2011). Towards passive brain–computer interfaces: applying brain–computerinterface technology to human–machine systems in general. Journal of neural engineering, 8(2), 025005.[2] Zander, T. O., Brönstrup, J., Lorenz, R., & Krol, L. R. (2014). Towards BCI-based implicit control in human–computer interaction. In Advances in Physiological Computing (pp. 67-90). Springer, London.[3] Zander, T. O., Kothe, C., Jatzev, S., & Gaertner, M. (2010). Enhancing human-computer interaction with inputfrom active and passive brain-computer interfaces. In Brain-computer interfaces (pp. 181-199). Springer, London.[4] Zander, T. O., Krol, L. R., Birbaumer, N. P., & Gramann, K. (2016). Neuroadaptive technology enables implicitcursor control based on medial prefrontal cortex activity. Proceedings of the National Academy ofSciences, 113(52), 14898-14903.[5] Lorenz, R., Monti, R. P., Violante, I. R., Anagnostopoulos, C., Faisal, A. A., Montana, G., & Leech, R. (2016).The automatic neuroscientist: a framework for optimizing experimental design with closed-loop real-timefMRI. NeuroImage, 129, 320-334.[6] Iturrate, I., Chavarriaga, R., Montesano, L., Minguez, J., & Millán, J. D. R. (2015). Teaching brain-machineinterfaces as an alternative paradigm to neuroprosthetics control. Scientific reports, 5, 13893.
26 Apr - 18 May 2024 COMM:UNITY: A Female Street Art Exhibition Galerie Hartinger 26 Apr 2024 Mama geht tanzen An mehreren Orten 27 Apr 2024 Historisches Burgtreiben Rosenburg Schloss Rosenburg Was ist los in Wien? Was ist los in Wien? Zurück Zur Was ist los in Wien? Übersichtsseite Wien entdecken Insidertipps für Wien Fortgehen in Wien Essen gehen in Wien Ausstellungen in Wien Kabarett in Wien Theateraufführungen in Wien Flohmärkte Wien & NÖ Neues aus Wien Vergünstigungen bei Events & mehr: Was kann der Vorteilsclub der Stadt Wien? Veranstaltungen in Wien, die du 2023 nicht verpassen solltest Was ist los in Wien am Wochenende? Die besten Clubbings in Wien am Wochenende Was ist los in Österreich? Was ist los in Österreich? Zurück Zur Was ist los in Österreich? Übersichtsseite Österreich entdecken Was ist los in Niederösterreich? Was ist los in Oberösterreich? Was ist los in Salzburg? Was ist los in Tirol? Was ist los in Vorarlberg? Was ist los in der Steiermark? Was ist los in Kärnten? Was ist los im Burgenland? Nicht verpassen! 05 Apr - 14 Jul 2024 Klima Biennale Wien Diverse Standorte 18 Apr - 01 Sep 2024 Im Alleingang. Die Fotografin Elfriede Mejchar Wien Museum MUSA 18 Apr 2024 - 16 Feb 2025 Friederike Mayröcker - Ich denke in langsamen Blitzen Österreichisches Literaturmuseum 25 Apr - 06 Oct 2024 Elfie Semotan: Der doppelte Blick Landesgalerie Burgenland Eventkalender Jetzt Event eintragen! Toggle menu Suche © DieAngewandte From direct control to neuroadaptivity Teilen Showtimes Vergangene Showtimes 28 May 2020 17:00 - 23:59 Zu Hause / Online-Stream Mehr 28 May 2020 Die Angewandte Mehr The use of Brain‐Computer Interfaces for Human‐Machine SystemsProf. Thorsten ZanderProf. Margarete Jahrmann, PI Neuromatic Game Art & the Neuromatic Research Group. In the context of the artistic research project /Neuromatic Game Art: Critical play with neurointerfaces/supported by Austrian Research fund FWF/PEEK, lead University of Applied Arts Vienna in cooperation with national and international research partners, Philosophy of Media and Technology, University Vienna, Game Design/ Serious Game Research, Zurich University of the Arts and Computational Neuroscience, BTU Cottbus-Senftenberg/ LMU MunichPlease register here: EEG PLAYAfter registration You will receive a confirmation via E-Mail with information for the meeting.Dr. Thorsten O. ZanderBrandenburg Technical University (BTU), Germany / Zander Laboratories, Amsterdam, The NetherlandsIn my talk I will provide an overview of recent developments how Brain-Computer Interfaces (BCI) can be applied in Human-Machine Systems, specifically for users without disabilities. Next to direct control paradigms – which might find application in specific use cases – Passive BCIs (pBCIs, [1]) have proven to be a powerful tool to provide information to technical systems without the need for any additional attention or effort by the user.Passive Brain‐Computer Interfaces can assess information about changes in cognitive and affective state in real time and convey an interpretation of these states as implicit commands [2] to amachine. The machine can then automatically adapt its own state to support a given task in the Human‐Machine System [3]. Furthermore, by collating information about the user state with the task‐specific context and using methods from machine learning and artificial intelligence a user model can be generated that even reflects correlates of higher cognition [4]. The resulting Neuroadaptive Technology leads to a convergence of human and machine intelligence and enables a fundamentally new way of interaction with technology [4, 5, 6].I will give brief examples for each of the above‐mentioned technical approaches and discuss the hurdles that need to be taken to bring Neuroadaptive Technologies into our daily lives.References:[1] Zander, T. O., & Kothe, C. (2011). Towards passive brain–computer interfaces: applying brain–computerinterface technology to human–machine systems in general. Journal of neural engineering, 8(2), 025005.[2] Zander, T. O., Brönstrup, J., Lorenz, R., & Krol, L. R. (2014). Towards BCI-based implicit control in human–computer interaction. In Advances in Physiological Computing (pp. 67-90). Springer, London.[3] Zander, T. O., Kothe, C., Jatzev, S., & Gaertner, M. (2010). Enhancing human-computer interaction with inputfrom active and passive brain-computer interfaces. In Brain-computer interfaces (pp. 181-199). Springer, London.[4] Zander, T. O., Krol, L. R., Birbaumer, N. P., & Gramann, K. (2016). Neuroadaptive technology enables implicitcursor control based on medial prefrontal cortex activity. Proceedings of the National Academy ofSciences, 113(52), 14898-14903.[5] Lorenz, R., Monti, R. P., Violante, I. R., Anagnostopoulos, C., Faisal, A. A., Montana, G., & Leech, R. (2016).The automatic neuroscientist: a framework for optimizing experimental design with closed-loop real-timefMRI. NeuroImage, 129, 320-334.[6] Iturrate, I., Chavarriaga, R., Montesano, L., Minguez, J., & Millán, J. D. R. (2015). Teaching brain-machineinterfaces as an alternative paradigm to neuroprosthetics control. Scientific reports, 5, 13893.
26 Apr 2024 Mama geht tanzen An mehreren Orten 27 Apr 2024 Historisches Burgtreiben Rosenburg Schloss Rosenburg Was ist los in Wien? Was ist los in Wien? Zurück Zur Was ist los in Wien? Übersichtsseite Wien entdecken Insidertipps für Wien Fortgehen in Wien Essen gehen in Wien Ausstellungen in Wien Kabarett in Wien Theateraufführungen in Wien Flohmärkte Wien & NÖ Neues aus Wien Vergünstigungen bei Events & mehr: Was kann der Vorteilsclub der Stadt Wien? Veranstaltungen in Wien, die du 2023 nicht verpassen solltest Was ist los in Wien am Wochenende? Die besten Clubbings in Wien am Wochenende Was ist los in Österreich? Was ist los in Österreich? Zurück Zur Was ist los in Österreich? Übersichtsseite Österreich entdecken Was ist los in Niederösterreich? Was ist los in Oberösterreich? Was ist los in Salzburg? Was ist los in Tirol? Was ist los in Vorarlberg? Was ist los in der Steiermark? Was ist los in Kärnten? Was ist los im Burgenland? Nicht verpassen! 05 Apr - 14 Jul 2024 Klima Biennale Wien Diverse Standorte 18 Apr - 01 Sep 2024 Im Alleingang. Die Fotografin Elfriede Mejchar Wien Museum MUSA 18 Apr 2024 - 16 Feb 2025 Friederike Mayröcker - Ich denke in langsamen Blitzen Österreichisches Literaturmuseum 25 Apr - 06 Oct 2024 Elfie Semotan: Der doppelte Blick Landesgalerie Burgenland Eventkalender Jetzt Event eintragen! Toggle menu Suche © DieAngewandte From direct control to neuroadaptivity Teilen Showtimes Vergangene Showtimes 28 May 2020 17:00 - 23:59 Zu Hause / Online-Stream Mehr 28 May 2020 Die Angewandte Mehr The use of Brain‐Computer Interfaces for Human‐Machine SystemsProf. Thorsten ZanderProf. Margarete Jahrmann, PI Neuromatic Game Art & the Neuromatic Research Group. In the context of the artistic research project /Neuromatic Game Art: Critical play with neurointerfaces/supported by Austrian Research fund FWF/PEEK, lead University of Applied Arts Vienna in cooperation with national and international research partners, Philosophy of Media and Technology, University Vienna, Game Design/ Serious Game Research, Zurich University of the Arts and Computational Neuroscience, BTU Cottbus-Senftenberg/ LMU MunichPlease register here: EEG PLAYAfter registration You will receive a confirmation via E-Mail with information for the meeting.Dr. Thorsten O. ZanderBrandenburg Technical University (BTU), Germany / Zander Laboratories, Amsterdam, The NetherlandsIn my talk I will provide an overview of recent developments how Brain-Computer Interfaces (BCI) can be applied in Human-Machine Systems, specifically for users without disabilities. Next to direct control paradigms – which might find application in specific use cases – Passive BCIs (pBCIs, [1]) have proven to be a powerful tool to provide information to technical systems without the need for any additional attention or effort by the user.Passive Brain‐Computer Interfaces can assess information about changes in cognitive and affective state in real time and convey an interpretation of these states as implicit commands [2] to amachine. The machine can then automatically adapt its own state to support a given task in the Human‐Machine System [3]. Furthermore, by collating information about the user state with the task‐specific context and using methods from machine learning and artificial intelligence a user model can be generated that even reflects correlates of higher cognition [4]. The resulting Neuroadaptive Technology leads to a convergence of human and machine intelligence and enables a fundamentally new way of interaction with technology [4, 5, 6].I will give brief examples for each of the above‐mentioned technical approaches and discuss the hurdles that need to be taken to bring Neuroadaptive Technologies into our daily lives.References:[1] Zander, T. O., & Kothe, C. (2011). Towards passive brain–computer interfaces: applying brain–computerinterface technology to human–machine systems in general. Journal of neural engineering, 8(2), 025005.[2] Zander, T. O., Brönstrup, J., Lorenz, R., & Krol, L. R. (2014). Towards BCI-based implicit control in human–computer interaction. In Advances in Physiological Computing (pp. 67-90). Springer, London.[3] Zander, T. O., Kothe, C., Jatzev, S., & Gaertner, M. (2010). Enhancing human-computer interaction with inputfrom active and passive brain-computer interfaces. In Brain-computer interfaces (pp. 181-199). Springer, London.[4] Zander, T. O., Krol, L. R., Birbaumer, N. P., & Gramann, K. (2016). Neuroadaptive technology enables implicitcursor control based on medial prefrontal cortex activity. Proceedings of the National Academy ofSciences, 113(52), 14898-14903.[5] Lorenz, R., Monti, R. P., Violante, I. R., Anagnostopoulos, C., Faisal, A. A., Montana, G., & Leech, R. (2016).The automatic neuroscientist: a framework for optimizing experimental design with closed-loop real-timefMRI. NeuroImage, 129, 320-334.[6] Iturrate, I., Chavarriaga, R., Montesano, L., Minguez, J., & Millán, J. D. R. (2015). Teaching brain-machineinterfaces as an alternative paradigm to neuroprosthetics control. Scientific reports, 5, 13893.
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