Background of BCI
Brain computer interfacing is the maturing technology for the interfacing human brain to the computer. It is a method of commutation based on the neural activity generated by the brain and independent of its normal pathway of peripherals and muscles. The neural activity used in the Brain Computer Interface(BCI) can be recorded using invasive and noninvasive techniques. The goal of BCI is not to determine the person’s intention by strictly listening brain activity but allow the user to interact with the device. The potential of brain computer interfacing systems for helping handicapped people is obvious. There are many computer interfaces designed for the disabled persons. Most of these are require some sort of reliable muscular control such as neck, head, eyes, or other facial muscles. [1] In 1929 Hans Berger created a device for recording the electrical activity of brain is known as the Electroenceph...