Neural Interface

A neural interface is a technology that connects the human brain or nervous system to computers or devices, allowing for direct communication. It uses tiny sensors or electrodes to detect electrical signals from neurons, translating brain activity into commands that can control machines, prosthetics, or software. Neural interfaces can help restore functions lost due to injury or disease, such as enabling paralyzed individuals to control robotic limbs or communicate. They represent a bridge between biology and technology, opening possibilities for medical, assistive, and enhanced human capabilities through seamless brain-device interactions.