Researchers have proposed employing wireless neural implants to execute communication between the human brain and computers.
These BCI-based implants have the capability to both record and stimulate different areas of the brain.
This technology explores the use of the human body as a medium for low-frequency electrical communication. It leverages the natural electrical properties of the human body to transmit data between electronic devices or sensors. In this new study, they followed a two-phase approach called biphasic quasistatic brain communication for wireless neural implants. The term quasistatic signifies the signal that operates at a relatively low frequency.
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