Brainwords


The scope of this project is to implement, study, and evaluate the nature and potential uniqueness of human thought patterns. Also, determine whether such patterns are unique enough to be utilized as passwords or “brainwords”.


Faculty Advisor: Dr Juan E. Gilbert

Dr. Juan E. Gilbert is the Andrew Banks Family Preeminence Endowed Professor and Chair of the Computer & Information Science & Engineering Department at the University of Florida where he leads the Human-Experience Research Lab. To visit his website follow this link: http://www.cise.ufl.edu/~juan/


The Team

The Brainwords team is composed of students from the University of Florida and the Georgia Insitute of Technology. Together these students worked together to develop a system that allows the user to unlock a device using a BCI device.

Ivens Applyrs
B.S. Computer Engineering
University of Florida

Bhaveek Desai
M.S. Computer and Information Sciece & Engineering
University of Florida

Julian Mendoza
B.S. Computer Engineering
University of Florida

Ernest Williams
B.S. Computer Engineering
Georgia Institute of Technology

Brain Drone Race


The world's first Brain Drone Race was carried out at the University of Florida by Dr. Juan Gilbert and the Human Experience Reserch Lab. The focus of this team was to improve upon the the procedures used in the first race and document the process so that it can be recreated easily by other groups.


The Team

The Brain Drone Race team is composed of students from the University of Florida and the Georgia Insitute of Technology. Together these students worked together to improve upon previous methods use in the World's First Brain Drone Race, and document these steps for future use.

Gabriela Buraglia
B.S. Industrial Engineering
University of Florida

Bhaveek Desai
M.S. Computer and Information Sciece & Engineering
University of Florida

Kerollin Francois
B.S. Computer Engineering
University of Florida

Luigi Ricard
B.S. Computer Engineering
Georgia Institute of Technology

Ernest Williams
B.S. Computer Engineering
Georgia Institute of Technology