Signal Processing in Brain Computer Interfaces

Brain Computer Interfaces (BCIs) may revolutionize the way humans interact with computers by establishing a direct communication pathway with our brains. At the core of these interfaces there is signal processing, which plays a pivotal role in extracting valuable information from brain activity. In this post, we delve into the fascinating world of signal processing …

How InfoVis improves decision-making

In today’s fast paced and fast changing world, making quick and informed decisions for resolving challenges is essential. This requires a solid understanding and knowledge about a specific topic, be it financial, business related, medical, or for security reasons. Decision making is the process of making choices by identifying a need, gathering information, and assessing …

Unlocking the Synergy: The Interplay of AI, Neuroscience, and Psychology

Recent advancements in Artificial Intelligence (AI), particularly in Natural Language Processing (NLP) and Computer Vision (CV), have brought us closer to emulating and even surpassing human capabilities. The development of transformer neural architectures like chatGPT and latent diffusion models like MidJourney has had a profound impact on the field. The rapid progress of AI has …

Evolution of Adaptive GUI Layouts over Time

Adaptive User Interfaces (AUIs) are those user interfaces, mostly graphical, that can adapt themselves (Findlater and Gajos, 2009) depending on varying conditions from the end user (e.g., preferences), the platform (e.g., the screen resolution), or the environment (e.g., a noise level or a location). In this area, adaptive layout refers to the ability of a …

Socio-demographic aspects of adaptive user interfaces

Adaptive User Interfaces (AUIs), a well-known research sub-field within Intelligent User Interfaces (IUIs), were defined by Maybury (1999) as “human-computer interfaces that aim to improve the efficiency, effectiveness, and naturalness of interaction by representing, reasoning, and acting on models of the user, domain, task, discourse, and media (e.g., graphics, natural language, gesture)”. User interface adaptation …

Adaptive automation systems based on brain-computer interfaces

Automation is at the heart of most technologies we use in our daily life, with applications ranging from automotive (e.g., manual vs. automatic transmission system and autopilots) and household appliances (e.g., kettle, washing machine) to industrial machinery and healthcare systems (e.g., patient monitoring, autonomous surgery). Reducing the need for human intervention in automated processes brings …