Brain-computer interfaces (BCIs) are revolutionizing how we interact with technology by directly linking brains to computers.
These sophisticated devices, often involving implanted electrodes, translate brain signals into digital commands, offering hope to paralyzed individuals.
Experts explored the evolution of BCIs from early research to current applications, discussing both the immense potential and challenges involved.
With ongoing advancements, BCIs are poised to transform healthcare and technology, opening up new frontiers in human-computer interaction.
