Surej Mouli

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Surej Mouli is a researcher at the forefront of accessible neurotechnology and wearable sensor systems. His work centers on two key areas: developing low-cost, customizable brain-computer interfaces (BCIs) and creating smart glove systems for remote health monitoring. Mouli’s most impactful contribution is the "DIY hybrid SSVEP-P300 LED stimuli for BCI platform," which introduced a fully customizable chip-on-board LED design capable of simultaneously evoking two distinct brain responses—steady-state visual evoked potentials (SSVEP) and P300 potentials. This innovation, cited 16 times, dramatically lowers the barrier to entry for BCI research by enabling high-performance, low-cost experimentation with consumer EEG headsets like the EMOTIV. In parallel, his 2024 work on the "Systematic Evaluation of IMU Sensors for Application in Smart Glove System" (7 citations) addresses a critical need in rehabilitation: accurately quantifying hand function in individuals with hand differences. By systematically evaluating inertial measurement units, Mouli’s research paves the way for remote, objective monitoring of digit movement, promising more effective interventions for patients with impaired dexterity. His work uniquely bridges affordable DIY neuroscience and practical clinical sensing.