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Round Table China

Chinese scientists develop brain-on chip organoid robot

Jul 17, 2024
24:43
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Chinese scientists Heyang and Yushun, along with Steve Hatherly, discuss the development of brain-on-chip organoid robots which can control robots using electrical signals. They explore the implications of merging minds with machines and the potential applications of neural implants for human enhancement.
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  • Brain-on-chip robots controlled by human brain organoids signal potential in hybrid intelligence.
  • Brain organoids derived from stem cells offer hope for medical treatments and brain repair.

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Advancements in Brain-Computer Interfaces

Technology has advanced to the point where human trials have been linked to the development of robots with artificial brains, known as brain-computer interfaces. Scientists have successfully implanted artificial brains grown from human stem cells into robots for critical tasks such as obstacle avoidance, object tracking, and grasping. This breakthrough involves decoding the brain's thought processes into electrical signals to control machines, signalling potential advancements in hybrid intelligence and brain-like computing.

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