BRAIN-COMPUTER INTERFACE AND INTELLIGENT TRANSPORTATION

This book provides a systematic exploration of Brain-Computer Interface (BCI) technology's transformative role in next-generation intelligent transportation systems, emphasizing practical development and innovation within China.

It comprehensively covers BCI fundamentals, its integration with neuroscience and autonomous driving, and its immediate applications in key transport challenges. Topics range from BCI signal acquisition to layered applications in driver state monitoring (fatigue, emotion recognition), optimized traffic control, and advanced vehicle operations. The content includes novel sections on BCI integration with wearable devices, remote driving, and urban planning, featuring practical Chinese case studies and ethical considerations for the field.

This is a critical resource for academic researchers and graduate students specializing in intelligent transportation, transportation engineering, computer science, or neuroscience. The book is also useful for engineers and policymakers seeking to utilize BCI or understand how it can enhance safety, optimize flow, and realize green transportation networks.

Contents:

• Basic Layer of the Upper Volume:
  • Overview of Brain–Computer Interface Technology
  • Overview of Intelligent Transportation
  • Overview of Neuroscience and Traffic Behavior
  • The Impact of Brain–Computer Interfaces on Intelligent Transportation
• Brain–Computer Interface (BCI) in Transportation:
  • Brain–Computer Interfaces (BCIs) and Traffic Control
  • Brain–Computer Interface and the Operation of Vehicles, Ships, and Aircraft
  • Brain–Computer Interface and Traffic Signal Control
  • Brain–Computer Interface and Traffic Information Processing
• Application Layer:
  • The Role of Brain–Computer Interfaces in Traffic Safety
  • The Impact of Brain–Computer Interfaces on Driver Attention
  • Application of Brain–Computer Interface in Intelligent Transportation Systems
  • Insights of Brain–Computer Interface Technology on Urban Transportation Planning
  • Future Prospects of Brain–Machine Interface Technology's Impact on the Transportation Field

Readership: For academic researchers and graduate students in specializing in intelligent transportation, transportation engineering, computer science, or neuroscience; Engineers in automotive and BCI technology development; and government officials responsible for traffic management and policy formulation.