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An Investigation into the Functional Connectivity Based on a Time Production for BCI

Recently, the BCI has been expected as a support tool for general paralysis patients, and research on the BCI has been actively conducting. We are investigating whether a time production can be used for BCI. The right inferior parietal lobule and the right inferior frontal gyrus were obtained commonly as brain activity of the time production. In this paper, we analyzed the functional binding of eyes opening and closing. As a result, a significant difference was obtained in the right calcarine gyrus between the right IFG and the right IPL when the eyes were opened. Possibly, the functional connectivity was considered for both right inferior parietal lobule and inferior frontal gyrus in the occipital lobe when opening eyes. If we can measure the difference between eye opening and closing using NIRS in time production, we think that we can construct the NIRS-BCI system. In the future, we plan to conduct experiments at the fMRI or NIRS and conduct further verification.