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    The document discusses brain-computer interfaces (BCI), which allow direct communication between the brain and external devices. It notes that Hans Berger was the first to record electroencephalography (EEG) electrical activity from the human brain in 1924. BCI can allow people with limited muscle control to communicate and may be useful for rehabilitation by transmitting sensory inputs directly to the brain. However, current BCI systems still require wired connections and can be prone to interference, though continued development may make future versions wireless and less bulky.

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    The document discusses brain-computer interfaces (BCI), which allow direct communication between the brain and external devices. It notes that Hans Berger was the first to record electroencephalography (EEG) electrical activity from the human brain in 1924. BCI can allow people with limited muscle control to communicate and may be useful for rehabilitation by transmitting sensory inputs directly to the brain. However, current BCI systems still require wired connections and can be prone to interference, though continued development may make future versions wireless and less bulky.

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    The document discusses brain-computer interfaces (BCI), which allow direct communication between the brain and external devices. It notes that Hans Berger was the first to record electroencephalography (EEG) electrical activity from the human brain in 1924. BCI can allow people with limited muscle control to communicate and may be useful for rehabilitation by transmitting sensory inputs directly to the brain. However, current BCI systems still require wired connections and can be prone to interference, though continued development may make future versions wireless and less bulky.

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    Brain Computing Interface

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    Amit Devidas Aher
    The document discusses brain-computer interfaces (BCI), which allow direct communication between the brain and external devices. It notes that Hans Berger was the first to record electroencephalography (EEG) electrical activity from the human brain in 1924. BCI can allow people with limited muscle control to communicate and may be useful for rehabilitation by transmitting sensory inputs directly to the brain. However, current BCI systems still require wired connections and can be prone to interference, though continued development may make future versions wireless and less bulky.

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    Brain Computing

    Interface
    Presented By :
    Amit D. Aher

    Introduction
    Imagine

    transmitting signals directly to


    someone's brain that would allow them
    tosee,hear or feel specific sensory
    inputs.

    Direct

    communication pathway
    between the brain and an external
    device.

    History
    It

    is Developed by Hans Berger


    electrical activity of human brain and
    the development
    ofelectroencephalography (EEG).

    In

    1924 Berger was the first one who


    recorded an EEG from a human brain.

    How does it works???

    Input And Output

    Application

    Advantages
    Allow

    people with minimal muscle


    control to communicate.

    This

    is most useful for Patient.

    Used

    is in the rehabilitation of motor


    functions

    Disadvantage
    1) BCI still require a wired connection to
    the equipment
    2) Those that are wireless require the
    subject to carry a computer that can
    weigh around 10 pounds.
    3) The signal is weak and prone to
    interference.

    Future Scope
    Like all technology, this will surely become
    lighter and more wireless in the future.

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