Korean Brain Implant Remotely Controlled
Researchers in South Korea have developed a miniature brain implant that can be remotely controlled over the internet, aiming to study brain functions more precisely and safely. The implant features a system for delivering drugs and stimulating nerve cells using a micro-led, with the drug reservoir designed to be replaceable without additional surgery. Experiments were conducted on mice over four weeks, controlled remotely across two continents, and the device was used in addiction research, enabling a more accurate study of the relationship between neural activity and behavior.
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