Brain-Computer Interface Technologies

The book "Brain-Computer Interface Technologies" offers a comprehensive analysis of the field of brain-computer interfaces (BCI) and the specific challenges associated with active implants that interact electrically with the brain, spinal cord, peripheral nerves, and organs. It focuses on the themes of repair and rehabilitation for patients with severe neurological impairments, such as paralysis, movement disorders, and epilepsy, which often require invasive solutions. The work highlights both past successes and current developments, as well as future perspectives in the field of BCI and the interactions between medical devices and the human nervous system from a pragmatic viewpoint. It provides a clear and understandable presentation of neurotechnologies and their benefits for humanity.