A brain-computer interface (BCI) system processes and translates neuronal signals, mainly from electroencephalogram (EEG) instruments, into commands for controlling electronic devices. This system can allow people with motor disabilities to control external devices through the real-time modulation of their brain waves. An EEG-based BCI system that allows creative luminous artistic representations is presented here. The system that has been designed and created in our laboratory combines the BCI2000 platform, which performs real-time analysis of EEG signals, with moving luminescent twin robots. Experiments are also presented.

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In this paper, the idea of using simple robots and nonlinear dynamics based devices is strengthened in order to create an interactive platform to generate artistic patterns incorporating the concept of relating kinematic art with immaterial art paradigm.

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