A technology that sends brain signals to a computer or machine.
BCI is like giving your brain a tiny TV remote. Your hand stays still, but the gadget gets the “go” signal.
You meet it in prosthetics and rehab. It can help people communicate, but it is not mind reading.
AI device
BCI could become a new device input, from fingers to brain signals.
Affective Computing
Brain signals can help spot emotion, attention, and tiredness.
Human-in-the-loop
BCI lets human intent enter the system loop more directly.
Embodied AI
BCI can turn neural intent into prosthetic or robot movement.