The BCI game consists of six tasks. Three different devices (wheelchair, robotic arm, and cursor) are used. In one task, only one device type is used. There are three task types. The task types are presented in a fixed order. Each task type is repeated twice (3x2). The total number of independent commands that can be applied in the game is 3 (2 continuous, 1 binary).

In daily life, spaces can be full of obstacles which need to be avoided to reach a destination safely, e.g., when using an electric wheelchair.

The pilot must negotiate a set of furniture obstructing their path to cross a virtual room and reach the door at the other side by controlling a wheelchair avatar.

For certain situations in everyday life, it is important to be able to hold a position for some time and wait. For example, filling a glass of water or not moving the wheelchair in a confined space such as in a crowded elevator.

The pilot must position a glass under the ice machine and hold the glass still to catch all the falling ice cubes.

Many tasks in daily life, either privately or professionally, are done on computers. Thereby, it is often very helpful or even necessary to be able to control a cursor on the screen.

The pilots must navigate a cursor on the screen and click on the target icon.