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Wireless microscope tracks nerve cells with minimal weight
Chinese researchers have developed an ultra-lightweight wireless microscope weighing just one gram, enabling precise monitoring of neural activity in the brain cortex at a single-cell level. It operates without restricting the movement of animals. The device is called "Eirscop" and features a small size that can resolve neural activity with a precision of 4 to 6 micrometers within a 6-millimeter field of view, along with image processing and wireless transmission capabilities. This microscope aids in studying brain functions during movement and natural interactions of animals, and is expected to contribute to research in intelligence, brain-computer interfaces, neurological disease studies, and a deeper understanding of brain functions related to various conditions.
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