Brain and Machine in Perfect Union
Brain-computer interface applications
Research Lead
Distinguished Professor CT Lin
Collaborators
US Army Research Lab
US Office of Naval Research
Lockheed Martin
Australian Defence
Commonwealth Bank
Australian Research Council
The future is interconnected and hands-free. Our researchers are leading the world in advancing brain-computer interface (BCI) technologies; allowing people to seamlessly communicate and control external devices using their brain signals. The next generation of BCI will transform the daily life, health and well-being of humanity – and the real-world applications are exhilarating.
We are pushing the boundaries of machine learning algorithm development and paving the way to redefining approaches to everything: from how we manage stroke rehabilitation and autism to elevating cognitive neuroscience research, signal and information processing, system realisation and evaluation, and so much more.