Eunkyu Oh

ID.EARS: One-Ear EEG Device with Biosignal Noise for Real-Time Gesture Recognition and Various Interactions

In-ear EEG research has traditionally treated biological signals other than brainwaves, such as electromyography (EMG) and electrooculography (EOG), as unwanted noise to be removed. However, instead of discarding these signals, we developed ID.EARS, a single-ear, dry electrode-based device that utilizes these signals…