What is a neural interface?

Neural interfaces are devices or systems that enable direct communication between the brain or nervous system and external technology, such as computers or prosthetics. They can be used to restore lost sensory or motor functions, assist with medical diagnostics, or even enhance human capabilities. Neural interfaces work by detecting and interpreting electrical signals from neurons, then translating them into commands for external devices, or vice versa. This technology is advancing rapidly and holds promise for applications in healthcare, neuroscience research, and brain-computer interaction.