A combination of brain-computer interaction and eye tracking paradigmes for multimodal interaction

Abstract

This study evaluates the usability and efficiency of three multimodal combinations of Brain-Computer Interfaces (BCI) and Eye-tracking in the context of a simple puzzle game involving tile selections and rotations. Results indicate that although BCI interaction raises interest is still very tiring and imprecise. However, BCI based on SSVEP are efficient in cooperation with gaze.