基于脑机接口与人机闭环的远程脑控无人机系统

Translated title of the contribution: Remote Brain-controlled Unmanned Aerial Vehicle System Based on Brain-machine Interface and Human-machine Closed Loop

Siyu Liu, Deyu Zhang, Zhiyuan Ming, Mengzhen Liu, Ziyu Liu, Qiming Chen, Jian Zhang, Jinglong Wu, Tianyi Yan*

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Abstract

With the rapid evolution of modern military warfare, the remote brain-controlled unmanned aerial vehicle (UAV) systems are playing an increasingly important role in battlefield information gathering, target surveillance, and tactical deployment. This research proposes a compressed sensing control paradigm and a human-machine closed-loop control algorithm for remote brain-controlled UAV. Based on this control paradigm and algorithm, a remote brain-controlled UAV system for military applications is constructed. Online experiments conducted in this study demonstrate that eight participants successfully completed the navigation tasks using the brain-controlled UAV system based on the compressed sensing control paradigm and human-machine closed-loop control algorithm. The average task completion rate of the proposed brain-controlled UAV system is 0. 95, and its average task completion time is 100. 46 s, which significantly outperformes the brain-controlled UAV system based on human-machine open-loop control algorithms. In the future, the proposed brain-controlled UAV system can be used for battlefield reconnaissance in military scenarios, significantly enhancing the remote-control capabilities of military personnel and expanding their battlefield awareness.

Translated title of the contributionRemote Brain-controlled Unmanned Aerial Vehicle System Based on Brain-machine Interface and Human-machine Closed Loop
Original languageChinese (Traditional)
Pages (from-to)3191-3203
Number of pages13
JournalBinggong Xuebao/Acta Armamentarii
Volume45
Issue number9
DOIs
Publication statusPublished - 30 Sept 2024

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