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Mind meld: the rise of the brain-computer interface / Kevin Chen.

Van Pelt Library QA76.9.H85 C44 2024
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Format:
Book
Author/Creator:
Chen, Kevin, author.
Language:
English
Subjects (All):
Brain-computer interfaces.
Human-computer interaction.
Physical Description:
ix, 168 pages ; 26 cm
Other Title:
The rise of the brain-computer interface
Place of Publication:
Quebec, Canada : Royal Collins Publishing Group, Inc., [2024]
Summary:
"In Mind Meld: The Rise of Brain-Computer Interface, the reader explores one of our age's most transformative technological advancements. This book uncovers the intricacies of Brain-Computer Interfaces (BCI), the technology that marries the human mind with the power of modern computing. From its humble beginnings to its current advancements and future possibilities, " Mind Meld" offers a comprehensive look at a field poised to redefine the boundaries of human potential and interactivity. The narrative delves into the pioneering research and key breakthroughs that have led to the current state of BCI technology. It examines the ethical considerations, the potential societal impact, and the opportunities this technology presents for improving human cognition and communication. The book also ventures boldly into the future, imagining a world where humans and machines are intricately linked, reshaping our concept of consciousness and identity. Mind Meld invites readers to question the nature of human cognition and the future of artificial intelligence as we stand on the precipice of a new era where the line between humans and machines blurs." -- Provided by publisher.
Contents:
CONTENTS: Preface
Chapter 1. Entering the Brain-Computer Era (1.1 The Matrix: From Science Fiction to Reality; 1.2 Deciphering Brain-Computer Interfaces; 1.3 A Century of BCI Evolution
1.4 Three Ways to Connect with the Brain
1.5 BCIs: A Timely Technology)
Chapter 2. The Medical Mission of Brain-Computer Interfaces (2.1 Revolutionizing Future Healthcare with Brain-Computer Interfaces; 2.2 Mechanical Prostheses: Making Artificial Limbs More Realistic; 2.3 Reconnecting the Disconnected: BCI's Role in Reestablishing Communication; 2.4 The Pursuit of Happiness: A Neurological Approach; 2.5 The Synergy of Digital Therapeutics and Brain-Computer Interfaces)
Chapter 3. The Infinite Possibilities of Brain-Computer Interfaces (3.1 Journey toward the Ultimate in Intelligent Interaction; 3.2 Redefining Future Education with BMIs; 3.3 Bringing Ready Player One to Reality; 3.4 BMI: The New Frontier in Military Might)
Chapter 4. The Gold Rush of BMIs (4.1 The Brain-Machine Wave Arrives; 4.2 "Unicorn" Companies Leading the Way; 4.3 How Far is BMI from Commercialization?)
Chapter 5. The Global Race for BCI Dominance (5.1 BMI Becomes a Global Technological Hotspot; 5.2 Major Power Competition, Accelerating Strategic Layout; 5.3 BMI Academic Competition)
Chapter 6. From Memory Transplantation to Brain Enhancement (6.1 Can Memory Be Transplanted?; 6.2 The Superpower of Memory Transplantation; 6.3 The Unknown Risks of Memory Transplantation)
Chapter 7. The Future of Brain Networking beyond Imagination (7.1 Taking the Brain "Online"; 7.2 The Infinite Possibilities Unleashed by Brain-Nets)
Chapter 8. Toward the Era of Brain-Computer Interfaces (8.1 The Ethical Challenges of the BCI Era; 8.2 A Myth about "Human" in the Age of Brain-Computer Interfaces)
References
Index.
Notes:
Includes bibliographical references (pages 161-163) and index.
ISBN:
9781487811808
1487811802
OCLC:
1464071365
Publisher Number:
90101764432

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