Aug 28, 2014
First memory prosthetics could be implanted within four years
"They first print microelectrodes on a polymer that sits atop a silicon wafer, then peel the polymer off and mold it into flexible cylinders about 1 millimeter in diameter. The memory prosthesis will have two of these cylindrical arrays, each studded with up to 64 hair-thin electrodes, which will be capable of both recording the activity of individual neurons and stimulating them" (IEEE Spectrum).
"I'm already there." - Dave Bowman
