How do cyber implants work?

Cyber implants, also known as, neural implants or brain-computer interfaces (BCIs), are innovative devices that merge technology with the human body in order to enhance or augment various functionalities. These implants work by establishing a direct connection between the human nervous system and an external device. They are typically inserted inside the body, often in close proximity to the brain, allowing for bidirectional communication between the implant and the brain. By interfacing with the brain's neurons, cyber implants can receive and interpret signals from the brain, as well as transmit information to it. This interaction enables individuals to control external devices or receive sensory feedback through thought commands, effectively blurring the line between human cognition and artificial technology. As technological advancements continue, cyber implants have the potential to revolutionize fields such as prosthetics, medicine, and even human augmentation.

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