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Universal Calibration Module for Brain–Computer Interfaces

The system analyzes how an individual user’s brain response varies with the parameters of a controlled stimulus. It then creates an individualized tuning map and automatically selects the most stable, repeatable and informative combinations of stimulus parameters and signal features for one or more BCI decoders.

System demonstration
Available forms of collaboration
Licensing • R&D partnership • PoC pilot and integration
Intellectual property status
Patent application
P.453995
Office
Patent Office of the Republic of Poland (UPRP)
Filing date
6 December 2025
Status
Patent application pending

The application covers a method, system, computer program and computer-readable medium for the parametric calibration of brain–computer interfaces.

Who is this technology for?

The technology is intended for companies and teams developing EEG/BCI systems in which calibration time, inter-user variability, feature instability or between-session drift limit reliability and practical deployment.

EEG / BCI system developers P300 / SSVEP / hybrid BCIs Assistive communication and control Neurorehabilitation Neurofeedback Research platforms
How does the technology work?

The system presents stimuli with controlled parameters, records the brain response and creates an individualized tuning map. Based on this map, it selects the most stable and informative combinations of stimulus parameters and signal features for use by one or more BCI decoders.

Step 01
Stimulus control

The system varies selected parameters of the presented stimulus.

Step 02
Response recording

Signals reflecting the user’s brain response are recorded simultaneously.

Step 03
Relationship mapping

Response measures are derived from signal features and linked to stimulus parameters.

Step 04
Tuning map

An individualized map of stimulus parameters and signal features is created.

Step 05
Decoder selection

Combinations with the highest stability and information value are selected.

1) What problem does it solve?

Calibration in many BCI systems is designed for a specific set of stimuli, signal features and a particular decoder. Fixed settings do not fully account for differences between users or changes across sessions, often requiring repeated calibration and producing features that may be unstable or weakly informative.

  • Response variability across users and successive sessions.
  • Manual or static selection of stimulus parameters and signal features.
  • Limited reuse of calibration data across other tasks and decoders.
2) What is the innovation?

The solution separates brain-response mapping from final decoding. The system first creates an individualized map of how the user’s response depends on stimulus parameters and then automatically selects combinations of parameters and signal features with the highest stability, repeatability and information value.

  • Individualized tuning map describing the relationship between the brain response and stimulus parameters.
  • Automated selection of the most useful parameters and signal features.
  • Reusable output for one or more BCI decoders.
3) Value for partners
  • Reduced calibration burden by focusing decoding on individually informative parameter ranges.
  • Improved personalization through user-specific response profiles rather than generic settings.
  • More stable decoder inputs through feature selection based on response quality and repeatability.
  • Reusable calibration data across different tasks, decoders and application layers.
  • Integration potential with EEG/BCI systems, assistive technologies, neurofeedback, rehabilitation and research platforms.
4) Collaboration and licensing

The technology is available for licensing, PoC pilots, and research, development and integration partnerships.

  • Integration assessment for existing EEG/BCI workflows and systems.
  • PoC pilot involving test integration of the module with P300, SSVEP or hybrid systems.
  • Research and development partnership in assistive communication, neurorehabilitation, neurofeedback and other neurotechnology applications.
  • Commercial licensing for agreed fields of use, subject to the status of the patent application and contractual terms.
Documentation and contact

Detailed technical documentation, materials describing the scope of the patent application and implementation materials are available under a standard NDA. For licensing or partnership inquiries, please contact: contact@patrykrosa.com.

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