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THOR-NeuroBench Challenge 2026: Motor Imagery BCI Benchmarking

The THOR-NeuroBench Challenge 2026 benchmarks neuromorphic models on converting OpenBMI EEG data into spike trains to classify motor imagery using SynOps metrics for wearable BCI applications.

The THOR Neuromorphic Commons hosts the inaugural THOR-NeuroBench Challenge (March–July 2026) to benchmark neuromorphic models for classifying motor imagery from EEG signals. Participants must convert continuous OpenBMI dataset data into discrete spike trains compatible with event-driven architectures, evaluating performance via Synaptic Operations rather than standard MAC counts. The challenge targets applications in wearable decoders for wheelchairs and prosthetics. A $1,000 prize pool is sponsored by the Edge AI Foundation.

Use-case examples

  • brain-computer-interface
  • motor-imagery
  • wearable-decoders