This article presents an overview of the evolution and the current landscape of Brain-Machine Interfaces (BMI), focusing on technological innovations and implementations. There has been a significantly increasing interest in BMI driven by the advance in technology, and by research conducted by academic institutes and private companies. The historical evolution of BMI can be traced back to the work in the 1920s that laid the foundation for modern electroencephalogram (EEG). Early experiments star
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