Tiny Injectable Implants Use the Body as a Network, Making Rats Move a Leg on Cue
Georgia Tech engineers built tiny implants that signal through body tissue instead of Bluetooth, making rats move a leg on cue. Human use is years off.
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Tiny Injectable Implants Use the Body as a Network, Making Rats Move a Leg on Cue Why it matters: Research is moving the AI stack right now, and this update helps explain what changed for builders. Source: Nature World News https://a2zai.ai/bytes/tiny-injectable-implants-use...
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