Feasibility of “bSports” as an EEG-based Cognitive Training

Our goal is to promote brain health through “bSports” (brain-Sports), a form of social sport competition using brain-machine interfaces. As the core technology, we have been developing an electroencephalography-based cognitive training system, “Neurotrainer,” event-related potential as virtual “mind switch” control games. Here, aimed assess performance Neurotrainer under competitive conditions between players. Fifteen pairs healthy adults, including older people with tendency degrading motor functions, were involved in one-hour session 4 Each player activated mind switch select one eight pictograms his/her robot avatar for its desired action. All players regardless age performed well at level about 85% success rate and reported that they had fun our body-free technologies. These results suggest bSports effective activity can be appreciated by across all generations.