Do input devices take raw data and turn it to information?

Input devices do not directly convert raw data into information; rather, they capture raw data from the user or environment and transmit it to a computer for processing. The computer then processes this data, transforming it into meaningful information through algorithms and software applications. Examples of input devices include keyboards, mice, and scanners, which facilitate the initial data entry stage. Ultimately, it's the processing stage that turns raw data into usable information.