‘Neurograins’ Could be the Next Brain-Computer Interfaces
Publication/Creation Date
September 13 2021Description
"A team at Brown University has developed a system that uses dozens of silicon microchips to record and transmit brain activity to a computer. Dubbed “neurograins,” the chips—each about the size of a grain of salt—are designed to be sprinkled across the brain’s surface or throughout its tissue to collect neural signals from more areas than currently possible with other brain implants."
This article also makes reference to other BCI research, including Neuralink, Strentrode, and Blackrock Microsystems.Source
https://www.wired.com/story/neurograins-could-be-the-next-brain-computer-interfaces/
Date archived
September 20 2021Last edited
October 7 2021