Conceptual artwork of neurons connected to an electrode chip

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A Living Network on a Chip

Cortical Labs built the CL1 around cultured neurons and silicon electrodes. The strange part is not a brain inside a computer; it is a living network that can send signals back to software.

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A Living Network on a Chip

Cortical Labs built the CL1 around cultured neurons and silicon electrodes. The strange part is not a brain inside a computer; it is a living network that can send signals back to software.

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