BCI Abstract
BCI Abstract
Abstract:
Brain-Computer Interaction (BCI) is an interdisciplinary field bridging
neuroscience, engineering, and computer science to create direct communication
pathways between the human brain and external devices. By decoding neural
signals, typically captured through electroencephalography (EEG),
magnetoencephalography (MEG), or other advanced imaging techniques, BCIs
enable users to control devices, interact with digital systems, and communicate
without requiring physical movement. This groundbreaking technology offers
transformative potential, especially for individuals with motor impairments or
neurological conditions, by restoring autonomy and enhancing accessibility. Recent
advancements in machine learning algorithms, neural signal processing, and non-
invasive hardware have significantly improved the precision, speed, and usability of
BCIs. The applications of BCIs span diverse domains, including medical
rehabilitation, prosthetics control, gaming, virtual reality, education, and even
cognitive enhancement. Despite these advances, challenges persist in ensuring
scalability, long-term reliability, and user adaptability. Ethical considerations around
data privacy, informed consent, and potential misuse of brain data further underscore
the need for robust regulatory frameworks. As research and innovation continue to
advance, BCI technology is poised to reshape human-computer interaction, bridging
the gap between thought and action. The long-term vision of BCIs promises a future
where seamless, intuitive, and thought-driven interfaces empower users in
unprecedented ways, unlocking new possibilities for both individuals and society.
Anjani Uttarkar
21WH1A0581