Brain computer interface, Current research status, Multiple application scenarios, Countermeasures
Abstract
Brain-computer interface is a rapidly developing emerging field in the 21st century, with important applications in multiple disciplines. This article mainly discusses the research status and application scenarios of brain-computer interface chip technology, and analyzes the related potential risks and countermeasures. Neuralink has made progress in the research and development of brain-computer interface chips, and at the same time, other researchers are also improving the signal processing algorithm. Brain-computer interface chips are widely used in the diagnosis and treatment of limb movement disorders, cognitive disorders, mental illnesses, sensory defects, epilepsy, and neurodevelopmental disorders. However, this technology has potential risks in terms of chip lifespan, stability, popularity, and ethics, which need to be addressed through countermeasures such as designing stable chips, conducting biocompatibility studies, improving cost-effectiveness, strengthening data protection, and formulating relevant laws and regulations. In conclusion, brain-computer interface technology has great development potential, but it needs to be fully studied in many aspects to ensure its healthy development.
