Body Interface

A Body Interface refers to the connection point where a device interacts with the human body, enabling communication or control. It can involve sensors that detect physiological signals, like heart rate or muscle activity, or devices that deliver stimuli, such as electrical impulses or vibrations. These interfaces are used in medical devices, wearable technology, or prosthetics to monitor health, restore function, or enhance human capabilities. Essentially, a body interface forms the bridge that allows a device and the body to work together seamlessly, improving health management or human-device interaction.