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'''Brain computer interface''' or '''BCI''' is a communication pathway between a biological [[brain]] and a [[computer]], in which the individual's sight or thoughts is translated into visual images on a computer screen. BCI will allow users to control certain computers without moving their hands or arms. BCI will be highly useful for people who are paralyzed or disabled. | '''Brain computer interface''' or '''BCI''' is a communication pathway between a biological [[brain]] and a [[computer]], in which the individual's sight or thoughts is translated into visual images on a computer screen. BCI will allow users to control certain computers without moving their hands or arms. BCI will be highly useful for people who are paralyzed or disabled. | ||
| − | Continued research in the | + | Continued research in the field of [[cybernetics]] is necessary for the advancement of BCI. This practice will become instrumental in the fields of [[psychology]] and [[psychiatry]] in the future. |
==See also== | ==See also== | ||
Revision as of 01:35, August 13, 2011
Brain computer interface or BCI is a communication pathway between a biological brain and a computer, in which the individual's sight or thoughts is translated into visual images on a computer screen. BCI will allow users to control certain computers without moving their hands or arms. BCI will be highly useful for people who are paralyzed or disabled.
Continued research in the field of cybernetics is necessary for the advancement of BCI. This practice will become instrumental in the fields of psychology and psychiatry in the future.