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These are all interesting approaches. I m surprised there is nothing related to optogenetics, but i guess that is considered too invasive. In reality once we ar
by return1 7y ago
These are all interesting approaches. I m surprised there is nothing related to optogenetics, but i guess that is considered too invasive. In reality once we are inside the brain it might prove to be easier to deliver signals, because our brains can learn to "read" a specific sense. This is essentially about creating a sixth sense to humans which can deliver information in new forms to the brain.
- hprotagonist 7y agoopsin-based approaches for cochlear implants have been talked about for a decade or more by now. if that’s not a BCI i don’t know what is.
- Amygaz 7y agoYou would need to engineer cells for optogenetic. So unless you do it at the embryo stage, or have very efficient and robust delivery and editing mechanisms, it will not work.
- Empact 7y ago“To enable the write function, the team will use a magneto-genetic approach to make neurons sensitive to magnetic fields.“