BCI (Brain-Computer Interface)

A Brain-Computer Interface (BCI) is a technology that connects the human brain to computers or other devices, allowing direct communication without traditional input methods like keyboard or mouse. BCIs work by interpreting electrical signals from the brain, which can originate from thoughts or intentions. This can enable individuals, particularly those with disabilities, to control devices, such as prosthetics or computers, just by thinking about the action. BCIs have applications in medical rehabilitation, gaming, and even enhancing cognitive functions, representing a significant advancement in how we interact with technology and understand the brain.