Biodigital convergence is reshaping technology by integrating biological and digital systems, blurring the lines between living organisms and technology. This convergence manifests across multiple domains, from nanoscale molecular machines to macroscale human-computer integration, from nanoscale molecular machines to large-scale human-computer interfaces, fundamentally altering how we interact with and manipulate biological systems.

By treating biology as an information system, digital tools will increasingly unlock new insights into complex cellular processes. Meanwhile, biotechnology is increasingly being embedded in computing, with breakthroughs such as DNA-based data storage boasting information density millions of times greater than traditional hard drives, biohybrid sensors that integrate living cells into electronic circuits, and programmable materials that self-assemble using biological principles.