Noninvasive brain–computer interfaces for technical applications

Noninvasive Ventilation in the Hospital Setting Applications and Interfaces

NonInvasive Ventilation (NIV) provides ventilatory support without the use of an invasive artificial airway device. Compared to invasive ventilation, NIV reduces the risk of infections, prevents tracheal injury and diminishes the use of sedatives and analgesia. The physiological benefits from NIV are similar to invasive ventilation, providing reduced work of breathing and improving gas exchange...

Saving face: better interfaces for noninvasive ventilation.

Interfaces and humidification for noninvasive mechanical ventilation.

During noninvasive ventilation (NIV) for acute respiratory failure, the patient's comfort may be less important than the efficacy of the treatment. However, mask fit and care are needed to prevent skin damage and air leaks that can dramatically reduce patient tolerance and the efficacy of NIV. Choice of interface is a major determinant of NIV success or failure. The number and types of NIV inte...

Earth’s Magnetic Field for Spacecraft Attitude Control Applications (TECHNICAL NOTE)

In this paper the earth’s magnetic field is simulated precisely while the intensity and direction of the field are verified with one of the standard references for selected points on the earth and the results are compared with some low-order models. In another simulation, the complete model is compared with a common approximate model. The magnetic field in orbital frame is described and to empl...

Programmatic Interfaces for Web Applications

e Bay’s launch of its API in November 2000 marked the beginning of an era in which Web applications offer services for third-party application integration. The rapid growth of programmatic interfaces for Web applications has recently revolutionized online content integration and created new opportunities for vendors to build developer ecosystems. According to ProgrammableWeb, a leading service ...