Noninvasive Brain-Computer Interface - History of Stroke

About this study

Have you had a stroke? You may be eligible for a research study using non-invasive electroencephalogram (EEG) brain-computer interface (BCI) to control a robotic arm and/or computer cursor in real time. This study consists of up to 5-10 sessions, lasting about 2 hours each. Compensation is provided.

What you’ll do

This study is using a non-invasive electroencephalogram brain-computer interface (EEG BCI) to control a robotic arm and/or computer cursor in real time. This study consists of up to 5-10 sessions depending on volunteer availability. Sessions are on different days and last about 2 hours each. All sessions involve sitting in front of a computer and performing simple tasks such as thinking about moving.

Who the researchers are looking for

Have you had a stroke? You may be eligible for a research study using non-invasive electroencephalogram (EEG) brain-computer interface (BCI) to control a robotic arm and/or computer cursor in real time. This study consists of up to 5-10 sessions, lasting about 2 hours each. Compensation is provided.

Review the provider’s screening questions. These requirements do not guarantee selection.

Time and reward

Advertised reward

$20 · $20/hour

Active participation

Not specified by the provider

Total study duration

about 2 hours/session

Format & location

In person · Pittsburgh · PA · United States

Source & freshness

Added to our feed

Sep 20, 2026

Source posted

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Last checked

Sep 20, 2026