Swedish researchers have developed an injectable gel that transforms into a conductive polymer inside the fins and brains of living zebrafish. The substance that transforms into a conductive polymer using the body’s chemistry could improve implantable electronics.
nature.comSubmitted by lughnasadh t3_11bkc12 in Futurology
lughnasadh OP t1_j9y7lcs wrote
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This looks like a much more palatable way to do brain-computer interfaces than the radical surgery techniques some like Neuralink have suggested.
It's interesting to wonder how quickly this might be commercialized. As the article points out, there are many companies around the world trying (with various degrees of success) to bring human-body/electronic interfaces to market, especially for the control of prosthetic limbs.