Human Brain Cells Power World’s First Commercially Available Biocomputer
Computers powered by human brain cells are officially entering the market.
MetaBOC is an open-source brain-on-a-chip interaction system developed by researchers at Tianjin University and Southern University of Science and Technology in China. It enables lab-grown human brain organoids to interface with electronics and even learn tasks such as tracking, grasping and navigation when paired with robotic systems.
Computers powered by human brain cells are officially entering the market.
A growing number of scientists around the world are exploring the use of lab-grown brain cells for advanced computing.