brain-machine interface
[/breɪn məˈʃiːn ˈɪntərfeɪs/]
nounpl: brain-machine interfaces
interface cérebro-máquina
1. A direct communication pathway between the brain and an external device, allowing signals from the brain to control machines or receive sensory feedback
The brain-machine interface allowed the paralyzed patient to control a robotic arm with their thoughts.
A interface cérebro-máquina permitiu que o paciente paralísado controlasse um braço robótico com seus pensamentos.
2. Technology that establishes a direct link between the central nervous system and a computer or mechanical device
Researchers are developing a brain-machine interface to help people with spinal cord injuries regain mobility.
Pesquisadores estão desenvolvendo uma interface cérebro-máquina para ajudar pessoas com lesões da medula espinhal a recuperar a mobilidade.
This term has gained prominence in both Brazil and the USA with advances in neurotechnology and medical research. In Brazil, it's increasingly discussed in academic circles and tech communities, particularly in São Paulo's innovation sector. In the USA, it's associated with cutting-edge medical technology and companies like Neuralink. The technology represents a major shift in assistive devices and disability treatment across both cultures.
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