Brain-Computer Interface
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Brain-Computer Interface
Brain-Computer Interface is a technology that lets people use their brain signals to control digital or physical objects, and in future design, it can help create products that respond to thoughts or emotions. Designers can use this technology to make furniture, lighting, or even clothing that changes shape or color based on how someone feels or what they are thinking. This can lead to spaces and products that feel more personal and alive, reacting in real time to the user's mental state. In the future, designers might use Brain-Computer Interface to help people with movement challenges interact with their environment in new ways, or to make creative tools that turn ideas into drawings or music instantly.
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CITATION : "Kevin Green. 'Brain-Computer Interface.' Design+Encyclopedia. https://design-encyclopedia.com/define/brain-computer-interface?E=481783 (Accessed on October 14, 2026)"
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