Brain Computer Interfaces (BCIs) — also referred to as Mind Machine Interfaces and Direct Neural Interfaces — aim to track cognitive performance, monitor emotions and control objects by machine learning of trained mental commands.
Neurotechnology for the global community
EMOTIV
EMOTIV’s technology is commonly used to enhance the abilities of paralysed or physically impaired users. Uses include mental typing and command systems for home computer use and environmental control, steering a wheelchair, making music and even driving a race car using only the power of the mind.
Tech entrepreneurs Tan Le (CEO) and Dr Geoff Mackellar (CTO) founded EMOTIV in 2011 and intended the technology and interface to span an amazing variety of potential industries and applications, including:
- accessibility design
- automotive
- art and music
- defence and security
- everyday computer interactions
- gaming
- hands-free control system
- interactive television
- market research
- medicine
- psychology
- robotics
- smart adaptive environments
- transport safety.
Awards
EMOTIV is a recognised pioneer and market leader in this field. Our products have won numerous international awards including:
- Australian Engineering Excellence Awards
- Australian International Design Awards
- AutoVision Innovations Award
- Edison Awards
- the Red Dot Award.
EMOTIV has its headquarters in San Francisco, and facilities in Sydney, Hanoi and Ho Chi Minh City. Our community of developers and researchers span more than 100 countries.