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Introduction to Brain-Computer Interfaces by Moulika is a document available to read on EtoBox.
A brain-computer interface (BCI) allows signals from the brain to be translated into commands for an external device. BCIs can help people with disabilities by allowing them to control prosthetics or communicate. The technology works by detecting electric signals produced by neurons in the brain during thought. While promising, BCIs still have limitations like being slow, expensive, and requiring extensive user training. Continued research may one day allow BCIs to restore complex functions like sight or en
- Author
- Moulika
- Language
- EN