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A neuromorphic prosthesis to restore communication in neuronal networks
2019
iScience
Recent advances in bioelectronics and neural engineering allowed the development of brain machine interfaces and neuroprostheses, capable of facilitating or recovering functionality in people with neurological disability. To realize energy-efficient and real-time capable devices, neuromorphic computing systems are envisaged as the core of next-generation systems for brain repair. We demonstrate here a real-time hardware neuromorphic prosthesis to restore bidirectional interactions between two
doi:10.1016/j.isci.2019.07.046
pmid:31421595
pmcid:PMC6706626
fatcat:n2lk5zws3nfulobeckryb3vqn4