Project uses magnetic carrier for autonomous robotic implantation of electronicsThe MINIGRAPH consortium created graphene electrodes and a magnetic robotic implantation system, passing accelerated stability tests projecting over 10 years of operation.
Longevity.TechnologyNeuro
- Field
- the brain and neuroscience
- What they did
- The consortium developed ultra-thin graphene electrodes and an autonomous robotic implant capable of recording neural activity and delivering targeted neuromodulation for Parkinson's disease.
- Why it matters
- This will enable clinical trials and stability testing under conditions simulating aging to ensure long-term therapy safety.
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