brain-machine interfaces

Brain-machine interfaces (BMIs) are technologies that connect the brain to external devices, allowing direct communication between them. By interpreting brain signals, these interfaces can enable controlling prosthetic limbs, interacting with computers, or even restoring lost sensory functions. BMIs work by detecting electrical activity in the brain and translating it into commands for machines, making them valuable for medical applications, such as helping people with disabilities. As research progresses, BMIs hold the potential to enhance human capabilities and revolutionize how we interact with technology.