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The Essential Guide to Brain-Computer Interface Technology Advancements
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This paper reviews current brain-computer interface (BCI) technology. It starts with an introduction to BCIs. It explains how they work. It covers the most common platforms. The paper then looks at BCI system parts. This includes hardware, software, and signal processing. It also examines research trends for BCI use. These uses are in medicine, education, and other areas. It discusses future applications. The paper ends with key challenges. These must be met for wider use. This assessment offers insight into BCI progress. It shows where the field is going.
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