André Ferreira, M-ITI researcher in the AHA project, will be spending the next few months at Carnegie Mellon University in the context of the Undergraduate Internship Program (UIP) working on Serious games with Brain Computer Interfaces (BCI) for stroke rehabilitation.
Main goals of the UIP: My research proposes to explore the use of physiological signatures of workload, and attention to adapt rehabilitation exercises implemented as game tasks. I am part of the NeuroRehabLab research team, who is involved in the “AHA: Augmented Human Assistance” project, funded by the Carnegie Mellon Portugal Program.
Host at Carnegie Mellon University: Dan Siewiorek and Asim Smailagic, School of Computer Science
