Human-computer interaction (HCI) and detection of voluntary EEG movement signals

Human-computer interaction (HCI) has a wide range of applications today. This field of science is the study of computer-human interaction. In fact, it is the crossroads ofcomputer science, design behavioral science, and several other sciences. Computer and human communication and interaction takes place through interfaces. Whichincludes software and hardware. A precise definition is this: The science of computerhuman interaction is a discipline related to the design, evaluation, andimplementation of cross-computing systems for human use in the study of important phenomena around them. This discipline includes disciplines from both sides, such as computer graphics, operating systems, programming languages, communication theory, and industrial design for the computer part of linguistics, psychology, and human performance for the human part. The field is divided into many branches, one of which is the Brain-Computer Interface (BCI). The human brain has the ability to emit electrical and magnetic waves that can be recorded in addition to processing applications to diagnose some diseases and even communicate telepathically. One of the methods of recording these signals is EEG. Human-computer interaction (HCI)and detection of voluntary EEG movement signals is.

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HCI , voluntary movements , EEG , electromagnetic waves , human brain.