Not exact matches
Intracortical BCIs such as BrainGate use a
tiny array of implanted electrodes to pick up the
electrical activity of neurons in the
motor cortex of the brain.
In 2004, surgeons placed a
tiny 100 - electrode array in his primary
motor cortex, the brain region that controls voluntary movement, to collect
electrical impulses from nerve cells and send them to a series of signal processors.
An intracortical BCI uses a
tiny silicon chip, just over one - sixth of an inch square, from which protrude 100 electrodes that penetrate the brain to about the thickness of a quarter and tap into the
electrical activity of individual nerve cells in the
motor cortex.