“Stentrode” is inserted into the top of the brain via a blood vessel
Shows how the Synchron switch connects the surgically implanted sensors to external devices
Synchron Switch Diagram
The ‘Stentron’ sensor array, to be inserted into the veins of the brain
Stentron
Shows how the Synchron switch connects the surgically implanted sensors to external devices
Synchron Switch Diagram
The ‘Stentron’ sensor array, to be inserted into the veins of the brain
Stentron
Description
An array of sensors made by Synchron called a “Stentrode” is inserted into the top of the brain via a blood vessel in a minimally invasive procedure. It’s controlled wirelessly using the Synchron Switch from the patient’s chest, and can be used to tie actuation of an input to the user attempting to actuate a specific muscle action.
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Bibliography
https://www.semafor.com/article/11/01/2022/you-can-now-use-your-iphone-with-your-brain