Deep Learning Decoding of Steady-State Visual Evoked Potential (SSVEP) for Real-Time Mobile Brain–Computer Interfaces: A Narrative Review from Laboratory Settings to Lightweight Engineering Applications

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Background/Objectives: SSVEP-BCI has broad application potential in mobile human–computer interaction due to its high information transfer rate and stable signal characteristics. The introduction of deep learning technology has significantly advanced SSVEP decoding performance, offering novel approaches for processing short-duration signals and tackling complex classification tasks. The establishment of the Tsinghua Benchmark dataset provides a standardized benchmark for evaluating algorithm performance, accelerating the development of deep learning-based SSVEP decoding. However, a summary of SSVEP deep learning decoding technologies for real-time mobile applications is lacking. Methods: We conducted a comprehensive literature review of SSVEP deep learning decoding studies published since 2023, using the Tsinghua Benchmark dataset. This review focuses on technical developments targeting real-time performance, low computational complexity, and high robustness. Results: We summarize the key technologies developed for real-time mobile SSVEP decoding. Our analysis thoroughly examines how these techniques address core challenges in the engineering implementation of mobile brain–computer interfaces, including real-time processing requirements, resource constraints, and environmental robustness. Conclusions: This review provides a comprehensive overview of SSVEP deep learning decoding technologies for mobile applications, establishing a technical foundation to advance mobile brain–computer interfaces from laboratory settings to practical deployment.

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