Brain-Computer-Interfaces

Brain-Computer-Interfaces (BCI) are computer systems that enable direct communication with the human brain. This connection is achieved through the acquisition of neuronal signals, which are then translated into commands for a computer system. BCIs offer a range of potential applications, such as the control of prosthetics or communication with artificial intelligence. They may also be used to monitor the activity of the brain in a variety of contexts, from helping to diagnose neurological diseases to aiding individuals with severe disabilities. BCIs hold great promise for the future of healthcare and medical research.