Neural Signal Processing

Neural signal processing involves analyzing the electrical signals generated by the brain and nervous system. When neurons communicate, they produce tiny electrical impulses, called signals or spikes, which carry information about thoughts, movements, or sensations. Neural signal processing uses advanced techniques to record, interpret, and understand these signals, enabling applications like brain-computer interfaces, neurological diagnostics, and research into brain functions. It involves filtering, decoding, and translating complex neural activity into meaningful data, helping scientists and medical professionals better understand how the brain works and develop technologies to interface with neural systems effectively.