Electronics and Telecommunications Research Institute

Tae Gyu Yim

Yoon Seon Song

Seung Hoon Nam

Chang Yong Ryu

Chang Su Ryu

Seunghwan Kim

Yun Tae Kim

Seung Chul Shin

Jae Hwan Kang

Provided are a wearable physiological signal detection module and a measurement apparatus having the same. A physiological signal detection module including a measuring electrode implemented by a dry electrode having good conductivity to detect various physiological signals is detachably disposed inside the clothing closely adhered to user's skin. The measuring electrode can be in stable contact with the user's skin as well as the detection module can be conveniently worn for a long time. The various physiological signals detected by the measuring electrodes are wirelessly transmitted to an external device, thereby conveniently monitoring the physiological signal of the user in real time.

Wearable physiological signal detection module and measurement apparatus having the same

Provided are an apparatus and a method for recognizing positive/negative intention using a fine change of gamma wave of a brainwave comprising the steps of detecting the brainwave from a head of a user, receiving and amplifying the brainwave detected from the step of detecting the brainwave, converting the amplified analog brainwave to one of a digital type, and recognizing the positive/negative intention of the user by detecting the fine change of the gamma wave of the brainwave in the digital type, which is transmitted from the A/D converting portion, whereby it is possible to implement an application of a real time interface and minimizes inconvenience for the user, and it requires no separate user practice.

Apparatus and method for recognizing positive/negative intention using fine change of gamma wave of brainwave

Disclosed are an apparatus and method for controlling vehicle brake using the brain waves. A driver controls the brake using the characteristic of the brain waves appearing before the driver's movement in the course of stepping on the brake pedal for braking in a dangerous condition. Therefore, the brake can be operated faster, and a condition where the brake is operated in an unwanted situation is prevented to prevent a traffic accident in advance. Further, the present invention does not require a driver's specific intentional behavior or psychological action except for natural behavior for braking (behavior to step on the brake pedal). Accordingly, the present invention makes a user convenient and is suitable for an ordinary person.

Apparatus and method for controlling vehicle brake using brain waves

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Daejeon, South Korea

Tae Gyu Yim