The US is testing the neuroimplant Neuralink: what is its feature

< IMG SRC = "/Uploads/Blogs/B9/BD/IB-1IPCQEOFG_C9316240.jpg" Alt = "USA test a competitor neuroimplant Neuralink: what is its peculiarity"/> ~ ~ ~ < P > The Massachuseta Institute of Precision Neuroscience, which is working on the development of neuroimplant, has received permission from FDA for long -term testing of its cortical interface known as Layer 7. activity.

< P > The previous neuroimplant tests were allowed to keep the matrix in the brain for only an hour, while the new permission allows it to be stored for up to 30 days. This will allow you to study the device in more detail and improve its functionality. Layer 7 apparatus has the shape of a thin yellow tape that is smoothly fitted to the brain surface that does not damage the tissue.

< P > It is expected that Layer 7 is able to help surgeons in brain activity mapping, as well as control external devices for patients with severe disorders. This technology can be hope for people who have lost their ability to move or speak. Details of using neuroimplant in clinical conditions are currently being studied.

< P > This success of precision neuroscience has become a competition with the already known Neuralink project Ilon Mask. Earlier it was reported that the Swiss brain chip was more effective, but the new cortical interface demonstrated the potential to compete with it.