Call for an industrial partner for the TOBI project
The EU-funded TOBI ('Tools for brain-computer interaction') project has issued a call for an industrial partner. TOBI has a vacancy in its consortium for an industrial partner, established in an EU Member State or Associated State, to perform the following tasks: a) support the development of one or more application and/or research project areas, according to applicant experience, b) actively participate in the development of TOBI industrial strategy to bring project results in the field of brain-computer interaction (BCI) technology to market. TOBI is designing non-invasive BCI prototypes that will be combined with existing assistive technologies and rehabilitation protocols. Users will be able to couple brain interaction with muscle-based interaction or can naturally switch between the different ways of interacting. Non-invasive BCI are based on electroencephalogram (EEG) signals. The EEG is recorded through electrodes placed on the user's head. This technology is not invasive and only records the electrical activity of the brain without interfering with it.To see the full details of the call, please consult: http://www.tobi-project.org/call-partner