Brain-Computer Interface: How Neural Engineering Decodes the Brain

Partially SupportedBrain-computer interface applications include controlling a computer cursor or replacing speech for paralyzed individuals.

Partially SupportedBCI technology is being developed to help patients with severe paralysis who have normal language but cannot produce motor signals for speech.

Partially SupportedFuture brain-computer interface technologies are moving towards being fully implantable and wireless to reduce infection risks associated with percutaneous ports.

Partially SupportedFully implantable and wireless brain-computer interface technology is expected to be available in approximately one year.

Brain-Computer Interface: How Neural Engineering Decodes the Brain | Edward Chang, M.D.