MEG Helmet for Noninvasive Brain-Computer Interface (IMAGE)

University of California - San Diego

MEG Helmet for Noninvasive Brain-Computer Interface

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The new research from the Qualcomm Institute at UC San Diego used machine learning and a noninvasive imaging technique called magnetoencephalography (MEG). Illustrated here is the 306-sensor MEG helmet that detects nerve activity in the brain by measuring the magnetic field.

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Courtesy of MEG Center at UC San Diego Qualcomm Institute

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