Monthly Archives: March 2010

Personal EEG-based Communications Device

The IntendiX (by g.tec) is a BCI device that uses visual evoked potentials to “type” messages on a keyboard. The system is based on visually evoked EEG potentials (VEP/P300) and enables the user to sequentially select characters from a keyboard-like … Continue reading

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Guest Article: Static Analysis in Medical Device Software (Part 3) — Formal specifications

The third and last guest post by Pascal Cuoq on software verification. This part is about formal specifications. Continue reading

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