neural interface
[ˈnʊrəl ˈɪntərfeɪs]
nounpl: neural interfaces
interface neural
1. A technological system that creates a direct communication pathway between the brain and an external device or computer
The neural interface allowed the paralyzed patient to control a robotic arm with their thoughts.
A interface neural permitiu que o paciente paralizado controlasse um braço robótico com seus pensamentos.
2. A device or system that interprets neural signals and converts them into digital commands or outputs
Researchers developed a non-invasive neural interface using advanced EEG technology.
Pesquisadores desenvolveram uma interface neural não invasiva usando tecnologia avançada de EEG.
3. The connection point or mechanism between biological neural tissue and electronic systems
The implantable neural interface uses microelectrodes to record brain activity.
A interface neural implantável usa microeletrodos para registrar a atividade cerebral.
The term 'neural interface' has gained prominence in both Brazil and the USA due to advancements in neurotechnology and companies like Neuralink. In Brazilian Portuguese-speaking countries, it's often used in academic, medical, and tech industries. The term represents cutting-edge technology and is frequently discussed in contexts of accessibility for people with disabilities and human augmentation, reflecting growing interest in neurotechnology across both cultures.
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