In recent years the study of EEG has considerably increased. Search tools have become more diverse and affordable, and have gained in accuracy.<br /><br />Thus, the use of EEG opens an important perspective on a new generation of technologies and applications to everyday life. Among these, there are inevitably those intended to improve the life of people with reduced mobility.<br /><br />The idea of this project is to give some autonomy to a person unable to move, allowing him to control "by thought" an electric wheelchair.<br /><br />Completion of this project consisted on one hand, in familiarizing with the EmotivEpoc headset and its SDK, to be able to develop a soEware application; on the other hand, in the construction of a remote control module, to model the electric chair.<br /><br />The results consist of a system composed of an EEG headset, which sends a user's brain signals to a computer. The laHer is in charge of interpreting and sending commands via a wireless connection ZigBee, to a car remote. <br /><br />ECE Paris engineer school
