Abstract
Purpose Interest in brain computer interfaces (BCI) has recently increased due to the need for quality of life technologies for disabled people. While brain signal processing and its applications have been widely studied for many decades, BCI seldom requires attention to practical and efficient brain signal sensing methods. Noninvasive electroencephalogram (EEG) measurements using wet adhesive Ag/AgCl electrodes are universally employed for BCI, but have limitations in practical acceptability with regard to portability, comfort and aesthetic design. In order to translate the results of laboratory experiments into practical use, EEGs should be recorded easily without requiring scalp preparation and regardless of the presence of hair.
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