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Funding will enable accelerated development of a proprietary Brain-Computer-Interface (BCI) to articulate brain activity
Following the advent of advanced Artificial Intelligence techniques, there has been tremendous progress in decoding brain signals and using language paradigms to relate them to semantic association networks, like the one Mindspeller has been developing over the past years.
Hannes De Wachter, CEO of Mindspeller, commented, “We are pleased that VLAIO recognizes our breakthrough R&D to discover and further develop non-invasive BCIs that have the potential to tap into the fascinating market of Augmentative and Alternative Communication.”
About Mindspeller
Mindspeller is a rapidly growing and transformative consumer neuroscience company developing the world’s largest implicit association network to help drive brand equity. Based on its groundbreaking technology platform, Mindspeller has developed a broad range of AI software applications that address a growing need in the marketing research community to tap into the ‘System 1’ subconscious or ‘autopilot’ mind, which is driving human behavior. Based on multi-disciplinary research, combining insights from the fields of computational neurolinguistics, psychology, neurophysiology and machine learning, Mindspeller has demonstrated that state-of-the-art consumer neuroscience can be made accessible to marketers world-wide, without the need to use medical equipment. The Company is on track to set the standard in scalable consumer neuroscience. The Company is headquartered in Leuven, Belgium, preparing for expansion towards English speaking geographies. More information can be found on www.mindspeller.com.
It takes a long time to educate intuition. Clearly AI is going to win. How people are going to adjust is a fascinating problem.
Two brands were tested with related and unrelated associations
The experiment started with both brands’ TV commercials, as a common reference for our participants. We then applied a semantic priming paradigm in which a brand logo (“prime”) was followed by a word (“target”), and the strength of the N400 response to the word used as an inverted measure of the association strength with the brand logo.
We clustered the results and we could see that for Netflix the cluster with the strongest associations consisted of words related to Television. But for Rex&Rio it consisted of words related to Relaxation. We also evaluated the relationship between the two brands and determined which associations they share or which ones not. It turned out that associations related to Relaxation and Television distinguishthe two brands. Interestingly, survey data did not show any differencebetween the two brands as they were equally associated with Television and Relaxation. These findings show that our N400 technique can reveal brand associations, and natural categories thereof, that would otherwise go unnoticed when using conventional surveys. Source: Camarrone F, Van Hulle MM (2019). Measuring brand association strength with EEG: A single-trial N400 ERP study. PLoS ONE 14(6): e0217125. https://doi.org/10.1371/journal.pone.0217125.