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Introduction
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BCI
Invasive BCI:
The invasive BCI is mainly works on the vision
and movement of the human body. This type of
BCI is mainly designed for the paralysed people.
The invasive BCI is planted on the grey matter of
the brain. Because of invasive BCI lies on grey
matter of human brain, they produces the highest
number signals for brain. But at the same time it
also produces scar tissue on brain which makes it
prone for human brain. [3]
Non-Invasive BCI:
This type of BCI has the ability to give signal to the
muscle to power up. They are easy to wear. But
they have poor signal functionality. Because you
have wear the device outside the skull. [5]
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Current Research
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Future of BCI
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11. Conclusion:
A brain computer interface is a communication and
control that does not depend on the brains normal
output pathways peripheral nerves and muscles. As
day passes by we are going to see the improvement
of the system. For the better of the society and
people we should cherish this technology to our
advantage as long as we could. Once we have the
good sides of the technology then we are going to
use for our use. But we have to make sure that the
technology is not drawn back by the ethical, legal,
environmental issues. Then we are going to be able
use the technology for our advantage. [13]
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