Brain Computer Interface Technology for Future Battlefield
Guodong Xiong, Xinyan Ma, Wei Li, Jiaqi Cao, Jian Zhong, Yicong Su

TL;DR
This paper introduces a brain computer interface system designed for soldiers in future battlefields, enabling fast, hands-free communication with unmanned systems and enhancing decision-making through intelligent data processing.
Contribution
It presents a novel BCI communication system tailored for combat scenarios, integrating stimulation paradigms with wearable devices for real-time human-machine interaction.
Findings
Enables barrier-free, hands-free communication between soldiers and unmanned systems.
Facilitates real-time battlefield data perception and intelligent decision-making.
Supports direct brain control of drone swarms and equipment.
Abstract
With the development of artificial intelligence and unmanned equipment, human-machine hybrid formations will be the main focus in future combat formations. With the development of big data and various situational awareness technologies, while enhancing the breadth and depth of information, decision-making has also become more complex. The operation mode of existing unmanned equipment often requires complex manual input, which is not conducive to the battlefield environment. How to reduce the cognitive load of information exchange between soldiers and various unmanned equipment is an important issue in future intelligent warfare. This paper proposes a brain computer interface communication system for soldier combat, which takes into account the characteristics of soldier combat scenarios in design. The stimulation paradigm is combined with helmets, portable computers, and firearms, and…
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Taxonomy
TopicsEEG and Brain-Computer Interfaces
MethodsFocus
