A usability study of a brain-computer interface apparatus: An ergonomic approach

Abstract

Several studies are being conducted on understanding users’ behavior when using the product to analyze if the behavior that users claim to have or to demonstrate is similar to what they are actually doing at the time of the survey. Against this background, this study sets out to examine the usability of the Emotiv EPOC apparatus using heuristic analysis to detect possible problems involved in the interaction between the product and individual users.