A neural colloid, commonly referred to as simply a colloid and sometimes with the portmanteau neuroid, is a class of human-implantable multielectrode arrays (MEAs) primarily designed to wirelessly read and stimulate neural activity in the brain. First designed in 2015, colloids in their current form were developed by Endoptic and entered widespread use with the international adoption of G6 in 2041. While many medical, commercial, and military applications exist, the most common colloid is the line of G6-BASIC colloids in use by G6. (Full article…)
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