Jetzt hat ein Affe über ein Brain-2-Rückgrat-Interface mit die Armbewegungen eines betäubten Affen gesteuert:
Neuroscientists from Harvard University have put a whole new spin on the age-old saying “monkey see, monkey do,” after their brain implants allowed one monkey to control the actions of another monkey. […]
To accomplish the feat, scientists placed electrodes in the brain of a puppet-master rhesus monkey, while a sedated avatar monkey had electrodes wired to its spinal chord. A computer decoded the brain activity of the master and sent signals to the avatar’s spinal cord, whose hand was placed on a joystick controlling a cursor on the master’s screen.
The master monkey controlled the movement of the cursor by moving the avatar’s hand, and was rewarded each time he moved the cursor onto a target. In 98 percent of tests, the master could correctly control the avatar’s arm.
Monkey Mind-Control Holds Promise for Paraplegics (Bild via Shutterstock)
Vorher auf Nerdcore:
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