Abstract: A lower limb rehabilitation system based on augmented reality and a brain computer interface includes a display, a plurality of motion sensors, a brain wave monitor, and an analysis platform. The display is configured to receive and play a virtual scene video to guide a user to perform gait rehabilitation training. The plurality of motion sensors is configured to sense gait data. The brain wave monitor is configured to record an electroencephalogram signal by detecting an electric current change in a brain wave of the user. The analysis platform is configured to compare the gait data with the virtual scene video to determine the accuracy of footsteps of the user and provide feedback. The analysis platform inputs the electroencephalogram signal to a machine learning model to quantify the electroencephalogram signal into an index value representing a lower limb motor function of the user.