Drowsiness detection with Ear EEG published in Nature Communications

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“Wireless ear EEG to monitor drowsiness” has been published in Nature Communications. Co-lead authors Ryan Kaveh and Carolyn Schwendeman demonstrate wireless, dry, user-generic earpieces used to classify drowsiness with comparable accuracies to existing state-of-the-art, wet electrode in-ear and scalp systems. This work illustrates the feasibility of population-trained classification in future electrophysiological applications.

Berkeley News reports “Dozing at the wheel? Not with these fatigue-detecting earbuds”