Learning companions
Could learning companions improve BCI training?
Léa Pillette, PhD Student
Inria, LaBRI (Univ. Bordeaux, CNRS, Bordeaux-INP), France
Research projects
Attention types
Which type of attention is involved during BCI training?
Experimenters' effect
Do experimenters influence their results?
Recent news
June 14th - Presentation at WACAI conference on Porquerolles island
I presented my work on the potential benefits learning companions could offer to MI-BCI training at WACAI 2018. Read the review paper.
May 22th - Presentation at the International BCI Meeting in Asilomar
Participated to the International BCI Meeting in Asilomar where I presented a poster on differentiating attention types using electroencephalographic data. Read the poster.
May 21st - 1st Place Winner at the BrainIO BCI Hackathon
My team and I designed a video game where the player controls a zombie that have to eat brains and won the first price at the BrainIO BCI Hackathon. Watch the video and the description of all the projects.
June 15th - Presentation at the Young Researchers in Interfaces Brain Computer and Neurofeedback conference (JJC-ICON)
The Young Researchers in Interfaces Brain Computer and Neurofeedback conference gave me the chance to present the results from the experiments I made at the RIKEN institut near Tokyo in Japan.
April 29th - 1st Place Winner for poster presentation at EDMI doctoral school
Presented some work from my PhD in a poster at EDMI doctoral school day. Read the poster OR Read the article written for the newsletter of Bordeaux's laboratory of research in Computer Science - LaBRI (Written in french).