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期刊名:Frontiers in neuroergonomics

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Marcel F Hinss,Anke M Brock,Raphaëlle N Roy Marcel F Hinss
Operators of complex systems across multiple domains (e.g., aviation, automotive, and nuclear power industry) are required to perform their tasks over prolonged and continuous periods of time. Mental fatigue as well as reduced cognitive fle...
Hiroki Watanabe,Yasushi Naruse Hiroki Watanabe
The challenge level of goal achievement affects intrinsic motivation. Thus, the goal score learners are required to achieve is an important element in gamified educational applications to foster users' intrinsic motivation. However, determi...
Elise Grevet,Killyam Forge,Sebastien Tadiello et al. Elise Grevet et al.
Introduction: Strokes leave around 40% of survivors dependent in their activities of daily living, notably due to severe motor disabilities. Brain-computer interfaces (BCIs) have been shown to be efficiency for improving ...
Thomas A Swain,Scott W Snyder,Jr Gerald McGwin et al. Thomas A Swain et al.
Purpose: Proper understanding and interaction with the dashboard is an essential aspect of safely operating a motor vehicle. A portion of this task is dependent on vision, yet no published information exists regarding das...
Lucca Eloy,Emily J Doherty,Cara A Spencer et al. Lucca Eloy et al.
Intelligent agents are rapidly evolving from assistants into teammates as they perform increasingly complex tasks. Successful human-agent teams leverage the computational power and sensory capabilities of automated agents while keeping the ...
Joshua Giles,Kai Keng Ang,Kok Soon Phua et al. Joshua Giles et al.
Current motor imagery-based brain-computer interface (BCI) systems require a long calibration time at the beginning of each session before they can be used with adequate levels of classification accuracy. In particular, this issue can be a ...
Luciane Aparecida Moscaleski,André Fonseca,Rodrigo Brito et al. Luciane Aparecida Moscaleski et al.
Differentiated brain activation in high-performance athletes supports neuronal mechanisms relevant to sports performance. Preparation for the motor action involves cortical and sub-cortical regions that can be non-invasively modulated by el...
Sergio Rinella,Simona Massimino,Alessia Sorbello et al. Sergio Rinella et al.
This study aimed to identify a possible correlation between the D2:D4 ratio and state and/or trait anxiety in adult healthy subjects and, if so, whether it exists any difference between men and women. In addition, we also wanted to observe ...
Elizabeth L Fox,Margaret Ugolini,Joseph W Houpt Elizabeth L Fox
Introduction: A well-designed brain-computer interface (BCI) can make accurate and reliable predictions of a user's state through the passive assessment of their brain activity; in turn, BCI can inform an adaptive system ...
Christopher D&#x;Ambrosia,Eliah Aronoff-Spencer,Estella Y Huang et al. Christopher D&#x;Ambrosia et al.
Surgeons operate in mentally and physically demanding workspaces where the impact of error is highly consequential. Accurately characterizing the neurophysiology of surgeons during intraoperative error will help guide more accurate performa...