BCI Good Practice Guidelines

The BCI (Brain-Computer Interface) Good Practice Guidelines are standardized recommendations that ensure safe, effective, and ethical development and use of brain-computer technology. They cover aspects like designing experiments, handling data responsibly, ensuring user safety, and maintaining transparency. These guidelines help scientists and clinicians create systems that accurately interpret brain signals and support applications like restoring mobility or communication for people with disabilities, while also respecting privacy and ensuring user well-being. Ultimately, they aim to promote trust and reliability in BCI technologies through consistent, responsible practices.