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Lab-grown mini brains can read Braille patterns
Original: Mini brain organoids 'reading' Braille key step towards biohybrid computing
Researchers report that lab-grown brain organoids have been able to 'read' Braille-patterned input, a milestone towards biohybrid computing systems that combine living neural tissue with electronics. The Frontiers study suggests organoids can process structured sensory information, opening discussion about future interfaces between biological neurons and machines, along with ethical questions about the use of living brain tissue in computing.
Why now: A newly published study suggesting living brain organoids can process sensory input is fueling debate about biohybrid computing and its ethical implications
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