'Should You let them Put a Chip in Your Brain?' bmi brainmachineinterface
Neuralink is a team of exceptionally talented people who are creating the future of brain Interfaces...The brain is made up of nerve cells called neurons which are responsible for processing thought. There are many types of neurons but all neurons generally have 3 parts: Dendrites, Soma and Axon. The dendrite is responsible for receiving electrical signals.
For instance, when you see a car coming towards you your eyes immediately send electrical signals to your brain through the optical nerve, and then the brain forms a chain of neurons to make sense of the incoming signal and so the first neuron in the chain collects the signal through its Dendrites and sends it to the Soma to process the signal.
But it would make the BMI technology more effective, putting a chip outside the head is like watching a football game outside the stadium. So it is almost impossible for it to be surgically placed into the brain by human hands. The guys at Neuralink built an automated precision robot that surgically places the chip into the human brain.
The electrodes are responsible for receiving electrical signals from the brain and then sending them to the chip. The chip then turns the electrical signals it receives into the binary that the computer can understand.
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