APPARATUS AND METHOD FOR DYNAMIC DETECTION OF ELECTROPHYSIOLOGICAL SIGNALS FOR STILLNESS FEEDBACK
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1. An apparatus for dynamic detection of electrophysiological signals for stillness feedback, comprising:
- a training device which includes a response zone on an upper surface to indicate at least one targeted object and a waiting zone surrounding the response zone; and
an electrophysiological signal detection device which received electrophysiological signals of a trainee and sent the electrophysiological signals to the training device.
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Abstract
A training device aims to indicate a targeted object to be gazed at by a trainee, then trainee'"'"'s visual sight to the targeted object is obstructed. After a selected duration a hint is given to the trainee to execute command actions related to the targeted object. Through completeness degree of trainee'"'"'s execution of the command actions trainee'"'"'s stillness can be evaluated and trained. During measuring electrophysiological signals such as brainwaves, trainee'"'"'s feedback command actions can serve as a basis for measurement of electrophysiological signals.
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1. An apparatus for dynamic detection of electrophysiological signals for stillness feedback, comprising:
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a training device which includes a response zone on an upper surface to indicate at least one targeted object and a waiting zone surrounding the response zone; and an electrophysiological signal detection device which received electrophysiological signals of a trainee and sent the electrophysiological signals to the training device. - View Dependent Claims (2, 3)
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4. A method for dynamic detection of electrophysiological signals for stillness feedback, comprising the steps of:
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step 1;
providing a targeted object to be gazed at by a trainee;step 2;
obstructing trainee'"'"'s visual sight to the targeted object; andstep 3;
making a response by the trainee by executing a command action related to the targeted object. - View Dependent Claims (5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12)
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