DONUT - FH - Europa: Europäisches Doktorandennetzwerk für Gehirnforschung

Modern technologies that enrich and simplify people's everyday lives are gaining more and more influence. Brain-computer interfaces, sometimes called brain-machine interfaces or neuroprostheses, capture brain signals, analyze them, and translate them in real time into instructions that a computer can understand. These instructions can then be relayed to devices or processed directly to perform desired actions. In this way, direct communication is made possible between the brain and the object to be controlled, such as speech computers or a robot.