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1(3), (2022): 36-41 DOI: https://doi.org/10.46632/jdaai/1/3/5
Nakka Manasa, Mandadi Nishita, Volluru Akshitha, Chapala Mayukha, B. Raveendranadh Singh.
Technology is helping us go back to our roots in order to address two big problems that humans are currently facing: the volume of data and the speed of data processing. Today’s rate of data production takes 10-20 minutes compared to the past few decades. A decade from now, it will be produced in 5-8 seconds, an undeniable fact no matter what technology we use. The importance of this relates to the fact that everything is becoming digital across the globe. This requires the development of brain chip interfaces which will improve the brain’s cognitive capacities. These interfaces can also be used for medical problems, such as for patients with neurological conditions including paralysis, stroke, or epilepsy. To assist those who lost control of their limbs or other physiological functions, a device was created. An implanted computer chip in the patient’s brain tracks all brain activity and translates user intentions into computer commands.
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