Building digital skills and literacy for persons with disabilities is critical for persons with disabilities to learn, consume digital services, and access jobs. A study was undertaken to leverage these opportunities by identifying gaps in the digital inclusion for persons with disabilities to be addressed through policy and programmatic interventions. Using findings…
Boggle - BCI Browser
Boggle is an award-winning brain-controlled web browser that redefines internet access for people with severe motor impairments. Powered by neural responses to visual stimulation (Steady-State Visually Evoked Potentials), it enables users who cannot rely on traditional assistive technologies, such as eye trackers and switch control, to navigate the web freely.
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Publisher Name:
BrainWeb, HCI Lab University of Malta
Publisher Website:
https://hci-lab-um.github.io/brainweb-boggle/
Languages:
English
Country or Region:
ALL
Categories:
Toolkit
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