Brain–computer interface

Technology enabling direct communication between the brain and an external device.

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Living brains instrumentized to control artificial bodies; example of chimeric technology producing novel embodiments

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Entities in the same semantic neighborhood but without a typed relation to this one — candidates for new edges or unrecognized duplicates.

Brain-Machine Interfacesmethod0.895
Interfaces enabling direct integration of biological neural tissue with machine components, cited as evidence against life/machine binary
brainconcept0.812
The conventional biological substrate assumed necessary for consciousness.
Brain-computer interface enables paralyzed patient to write via motor cortex decodingfinding0.779
Artificial chimaera merging biological motor cortex with software enabling novel communication without understanding underlying neural mechanisms.
Willett et al. brain-computer interface for paralyzed patient handwritingfinding0.756
Can Braincomputer Interfaces Achieve Bidirectional Control Sufficient Forquestion0.754
brain homologyconcept0.745
Criterion of similar brain structure to humans; deemed inadequate for novel agents.
Bioelectric Interface Methodsframework0.745
Cognitive Boundaryconcept0.743
The spatiotemporal limit of the goals an agent can represent and pursue; equivalent to the cognitive light cone.