BRAIN COMPUTER INTERFACE
ABSTRACT
Brain-Computer Interface (BCI) is a groundbreaking technology that establishes a direct
communication pathway between the human brain and external electronic devices. BCIs bypass
traditional neuromuscular outputs, allowing users to control computers, prosthetics, and other
devices through brain signals alone. This is achieved by capturing electrical activity from the brain
using sensors such as EEG (electroencephalography) and processing these signals using advanced
algorithms.
BCI technology holds immense potential in medical applications, particularly for individuals with
disabilities, enabling them to regain control over movement and communication. Beyond healthcare,
BCIs are being explored in gaming, virtual reality, and even military systems. Challenges such as
signal noise, data interpretation, and real-time responsiveness remain, but continuous
advancements in machine learning and neural signal processing are steadily improving system
performance.
This seminar delves into the fundamentals of BCI systems, their architecture, signal acquisition and
processing methods, and real-world applications. The session also discusses current limitations and
the exciting future of direct brain-to-device interaction.
Name Roll No Class
KIRAN DAS K 13 S7 ECE
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