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The BMI technology can perhaps also have lot of psychological-clinical applications. Even restoring sight and hearing disorders maybe. I don’t see a lot of ethical stigma around it as the patient not only is able to perform actions but feel them too, making their brains sync with the divide that could have occurred if it was a purely mechanical output with no sensations.
It’s very interesting phase in scientific research and digital evolutions where on one side we are trying to make our brains execute tasks through prosthetics etc. without using our biological limbs (Let’s call this outward approach) and on the other hand we have Metaverse where we are in a way shaping a parallel reality where again we can execute tasks or get gratification without actually doing anything physically.
As far as augmenting my own senses goes, I would probably like to experience the wave state of particles somehow (don’t know if that’s even close to something that’s possible but it would be amazing to translating that into real experience (It’s probably going to be like accessing all possibilities that something can translate to, at once!