EEG Based Home Automation

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EEG Based Home Automation Orpheus EEG Based Home Automation

Team Members Bikram Adhikari Ankit Shrestha Shailesh Mishra 071BCT505 Institute of Engineering Pulchowk, Lalitpur Bikram Adhikari 071BCT549 Institute of Engineering Pulchowk, Lalitpur Suyog Singh 071BCT547 Institute of Engineering Pulchowk, Lalitpur Shailesh Mishra 071BCT538 Institute of Engineering Pulchowk, Lalitpur

EEG Based Home Automation Orpheus EEG Based Home Automation

Problem Statement

Dyspraxia goes by many names: developmental coordination disorder, motor learning difficulty, motor planning difficulty and apraxia of speech. It can affect the development of gross motor skills like walking or jumping. It can also affect fine motor skills.

Lack of mobility could be due to: Chronic non-progressive neurological conditions: cerebral palsy. Progressive neurological conditions Diseases of the circulatory system: heart disease, stroke. Cancers, lymphomas and leukaemias. Obesity due to diabetes. Severe respiratory disorders. Injury or other external causes General ageing process. Point 2: muscular dystrophy, multiple sclerosis, amyotrophic lateral sclerosis (ALS) and other motor neuron diseases. Point 2nd last: spinal injury, head injury, acquired brain injury, other accidents causing prolonged bed/chair confinement.

Issues with Currently available technology

Traditional wheelchairs cannot satisfy everyone’s need Inconvenient for senior users Impossible for some people with disability to use In some cases assistance is required to operate the wheelchair

Home care services are expensive Cost for high-tech wheelchair is unaffordable for the average household 10,000 pounds + for hawking’s wheelchair

Our Solution Electroencephalography EEG, is the physiological method recording electrical activity generated by the brain via electrodes placed on the scalp surface. measures electrical activity generated by the synchronized activity of thousands of neurons (in voltage) provides excellent time resolution, allowing you to analyze which brain areas are active at a certain time – even at sub-second timescales

Types of Brain Waves

System Block Diagram

Application Simple Home Automation Mouse/ Keyboard Control Motor Speed Control (Wheelchair) Sense detection - when they are hungry, need to pee and such.

Business Model

Revenue per customer Modularization of the system into small functional units for requirement based selling of facilities Pricing Model With cheapest starting from $200-$250 with minimum profit margin

Invested in US EEG Market by the end of 2017 233,800,000 Invested in US EEG Market by the end of 2017

Market

Market

Why are we different ? Patient adaptable and customized headset Pioneer in the local market Cheap as compared to those in the market with the same specification

Difficulties: An uncharted territory. Not much products and Competition Lack of locally available solutions.

Marketing Strategy Brand based Marketing with dedicated marketing team Advertisement and Social Media Campaign Collaboration with NGOS, INGOS, Hospitals and services that aid the people.

Financial Projection

How Big could ge grow? Phase 1 Phase 2 Phase 3 Few loyal and dedicated customers with definite requirements Design product such as sketching using brainwaves, communication tools, visualization tools, etc. Phase 2 Set up a brand for headsets for drone control, robotical assistant and game control Phase 3

Result And Analysis

IOT Control Device 1 turned off Device 1 turned on

IOT Control (Demo)

Keyboard Control (Demo)

Future Enhancement

Mobile link - up Link the headset and home automation with a mobile device

Intelligent System Further develop strategies to improve issues of user fatigue, speed, accuracy, consistency, control, user friendliness and convenience, and signal processing algorithms for desired outputs.

Refined and User Friendly Design Clean and User-friendly headset.

Mobile checkup

Credits Special thanks to all the people who helped us complete this project: Jyoti Tandukar for NeuroSky Headset Rojina Deuja and Abhisek Gautam for his Guidance and Mentorship

Thanks! Any questions?

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