How to control drones with your mind: The Black Swan BCI headset
summary
Non-invasive headset captures EEG and converts signals through a TensorFlow-trained AI layer and a WebAI web UI to send drone commands in real time; current prototype reads five commands (left/right hand, head movement, blink, focus/defocus) after a few seconds of calibration. Hardware is a 4-channel device now, 8-channel kit coming with an SDK and BCI OS for developers. Demo flies multiple drones for a mind-control race but shows a DJI landing glitch during the live demo.
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chapters (6)
- 0:00Introduction to Black Swan
- 0:34The need for new interfaces
- 2:17Developer and user potential
- 4:20How the BCI technology works
- 5:29Live hardware demonstration
- 6:59Pre-orders and conclusion
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