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Several groups have recently demonstrated in the context of randomized controlled trials (RCTs) how sensorimotor Brain-Computer Interface (BCI) systems can be beneficial for post-stroke motor recovery. Following a successful RCT, at Fondazione Santa Lucia (FSL) a further translational effort was made with the implementation of the Promotœr, an all in-one BCIsupported MI training station. Up to now, 25 patients underwent training with the Promotɶr during their admission for rehabilitation purposes (in add-on to standard therapy). Two illustrative cases are presented. Though currently limited to FSL, the Promotɶr represents a successful story of translational research in BCI for stroke rehabilitation. Results are promising both in terms of feasibility of a BCI training in the context of a real rehabilitation program and in terms of clinical and neurophysiological benefits observed in the patients

The Promotoer: a successful story of translational research in BCI for motor rehabilitation