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Lab-grown brains can read Braille and steer robot dogs
Original: Lab-grown brains can now read Braille and guide robot dogs
Researchers report that lab-grown brain tissue, known as organoid intelligence, has been trained to interpret Braille-style sensory input and to control a robot dog through an interface. The work suggests living neural tissue can process tactile information and direct machines, raising possibilities for biocomputing while drawing ethical scrutiny over the use of brain-like tissue.
Why now: The demonstration shows lab-grown neural tissue performing complex sensory and robotic tasks, a striking advance in biocomputing.
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