A video-oculographic interface is a system for controlling objects using eye movements. The video-oculographic interface differs from other brain-computer interfaces regarding its improved accuracy, simplicity, and ergonomics. Despite these advantages, all users are not equally successful in mastering these various devices.
View Article and Find Full Text PDFThe development of human-computer interfaces in different individuals occur with different efficiencies, this is due to the individual characteristics of the genotype determined by the single-nucleotide polymorphism (SNP) of a person. Here, we checked the connection between the success of the acquisition of the brain-computer, eye-tracking, electromyographic, and respiratory interfaces and SNP of the , , and genes. Here, we show that the T-allele in rs6313 of the gene is associated with an increase in the number of correctly submitted commands of the electromyographic and eye-tracking interfaces.
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