Brain–computer interfaces (BCIs) and neurotechnology are revolutionizing neuroscience by enabling direct communication between the brain and external devices. These innovations are creating new possibilities for restoring function and improving patient independence.
This session examines neural signal processing, implantable devices, neuroprosthetics, robotics, wearable technologies, assistive communication systems, and emerging BCI applications. Experts will discuss clinical implementation, ethical considerations, and future developments.
Participants will gain insights into cutting-edge neuroengineering research, translational technologies, and the expanding role of brain–computer interfaces in neurological diagnosis, rehabilitation, and patient care.