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Abstract
This paper proposes a portable brain-computer interface paradigm and builds a portable brain-computer interface device suitable for brain-controlled wheelchairs. According to the characteristics of E-motiv EPOC equipment and its collected EEG, the hardware system of brain-controlled wheelchair was developed, and a real-time detection system of brain-controlled technology was built, which is used to collect EEG signals in real time to realize the wheelchair's motion control. Experimental results show that the accuracy of EEG control can meet the engineering application requirements.
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