R T Lauer, P H Peckham, K L Kilgore, W J Heetderks
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Applications of cortical signals to neuroprosthetic control: a critical review.
Cortical signals might provide a potential means of interfacing with a neuroprosthesis. Guidelines regarding the necessary control features in terms of both performance characteristics and user requirements are presented, and their implications for the design of a first generation cortical control interface for a neuroprosthesis are discussed.
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