communication interface

British  

noun

1. an electronic circuit, usually designed to a specific standard, that enables one machine to telecommunicate with another machine

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Example Sentences

“It’s become a central communication interface for the white nationalist and neo-Nazi movements,” said Keegan Hankes, an analyst with the Southern Poverty Law Center, a nonprofit that studies right-wing extremist groups.

From New York Times

"So even if we can sense touch with an electronic device," she explained, "it is challenging to create a communication interface between this device and the nerves."

From US News

It also positions the social app as not only the main communication interface, but as our alert and device control interface as well.

From Forbes

At the same time, the communication interface and sensors placed in the wig are at least partly covered by parts of the wig in order to be hidden from sight during use.

From BBC

Membrane proteins at the cell surface serve as the communication interface between the cell's external and internal environments.

From Nature