
Russian company Neiry turned live pigeons into drones using neural chips
Biodrones work for years, do not require recharging, and find out where to fly using GPS and neurostimulation

Biodrones work for years, do not require recharging, and find out where to fly using GPS and neurostimulation

All five cows survived during the experiment

Russian scientists conducted a unique experiment on the adaptation of a rat's brain with a neural interface in extreme conditions

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The animal answers questions on physics, history, and neurophysiology

Recommendations are given after analyzing biological data

The device affects the vagus nerve inside the ear canal

Neiry neurointerface connected to a computer, and the computer to a Whoosh Segway Ninebot scooter