Predicting Movement: When ,Which and Where
People have the perception that prior to making a voluntary movement, there is an intention to move. The timing of this subjective impression has been measured using Libets clock and is on average about 300 ms prior to EMG onset. EEG and MEG show activity prior to movement, and by the voltage measurement,there is a rising negativity called the Bereitschaftspotential beginning about 1.5 s prior to EMG onset. This indicates that the brain mechanisms for generating a voluntary movement begin prior to the subjective intention, that is, unconsciously. If it were possible to detect relevant EEG signals with single events in real time, then it would be possible to identify that movement is being prepared prior to, or at least simultaneously with, the subjective experience. Work in our laboratory has been making progress in identifying EEG and MEG activity indicating the intention to move and which movement will be made. Such signals could be used to drive a brain-computer interface.
voluntary movement EEG Bereitschaftspotential event-related desynchronization intention.
M. Hallett O. Bai C. Bonin
Human Motor Control Section, NINDS, NIH, Bethesda, MD, USA
国际会议
北京
英文
5-7
2007-05-23（万方平台首次上网日期，不代表论文的发表时间）