Physiological Computing

Physiological computing is an interdisciplinary field focused on developing computational systems and technologies that can interact with and respond to human physiological signals. These systems use sensors and algorithms to detect, analyze, and interpret physiological signals in real-time, enabling more natural and intuitive human-computer interaction. The primary goal is to create intelligent systems that adapt to the user's physiological state, thereby enhancing user experience, performance, and well-being. Key components include physiological sensors, signal processing and analysis, and adaptive systems. The applications of physiological computing are broad, spanning healthcare, education, entertainment, gaming, virtual reality, and human-computer interaction.