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    Brain chip

    Presen

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    CONTENTS Introduction

    History Development

    Chip Implantation

    Current Technology

    Future Of Brain chip Application

    Advantage

    Disadvantage

    Conclusion

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    Brain Chip consists both biological and electron

    Some times we see that due to paralysis attack

    terrible accident or from berth , people loose th

    sensitivity . It is due to failure of connection bet

    brain and other part of body .

    Now with the help of this technology people ca

    improve their lifestyle because it can make broc

    of the brain reasonable active.

    INTRODUCTION

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    Brain chip can enhance memory of human b

    help paralyzed patients and are intended for

    purposes.

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    HISTORY

    The history of brain-computer interfaces (BC

    old.

    BCI combines technologies from computer sc

    electrical engineering, neurosurgery and biom

    engineering .

    1875: Richard Canton first discovered electric

    on surface of animal brain.

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    1950s: Jose Delgado, a neurosurgeon at Yale U

    invents the stimoceiver, an electrode device th

    controlled wirelessly by FM radio. He tests it in

    of a bull and is able to make the animal charge

    change direction by the pushing of different b

    June 2004: The first human, Matthew Nagle, is

    with a brain-computer interface.

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    Delgado controlling a bull with the help of bra

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    Development

    Studies in human subjects with electronics bthe area of researches .In this technology the

    electronic chip is implemented in skulls and t

    facial expression and general behaviour, and

    desire to repeat the experience outcome.

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    Neural Network

    Neural networks are loosely modelled on the n

    neurons. They can learn to perform complex ta

    are especially effective at recognizing patterns

    classifying data, and processing noisy signals.

    Brain cells and silicon chip linked electronically

    Once a device is implanted in body , glial cells

    from surround ,the foreign object and prevent

    and electrodes from making contact

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    Figure of neuron

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    They are implantable neurons that would perf

    function of a part of brain that has been dama

    stroke or epilepsy .

    A transmitter helps the user to pick up signals f

    Brain and translate them into cursor command

    computer.

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    Working of brain chip

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    Chip Implantation

    A braincomputer interface (BCI), often called a

    mind-machine interface (MMI), or sometimes c

    direct neural interface or a brainmachine inter

    is a direct communication pathway between thebrain and an external device. BCIs are often dire

    assisting, augmenting, or repairing human cogn

    sensory-motor functions.

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    In the figure the implantation of brain chip in monkey.

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    Current Technology

    In present time brain chip is made on silicon c

    Silicon chip

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    Future Of Brain chip

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    This technology is known as SYNAPSE (System

    Neuromorphic Adaptive Plastic Scalable Elect

    It is miles ahead of any computer system befo

    works much differently.

    This includes functions like memory and learnare already present in the prototype chip buil

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    Bypassing the Spinal Cord is another tech

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    This concept illustrates some of the future ap

    Brain Chip technology in which the function ocord can be replaced by computer-aided tran

    brain activity.

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    "Brain pacemakers" are used to treat people wh

    from epilepsy, major depression and other disease

    pacemaker is a medical device that is implanted int

    to sendelectrical signals into the tissue. Depending

    area of the brain that is targeted, the treatment is cbrain stimulation, or cortical stimulation.

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    Brain pace makers

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    Brain implants enhance capability of human senses.

    It has a significant role to play in future gene

    engineering fields and neuroscience.

    This made easier life for the people which ar

    are mentally disable.

    Advantages

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    Disadvantages Cost.

    Safety.

    Losing Identity.

    Risk for surgeons.

    Since it is operated by system and programmi

    there is possibility of hacking . It can be used for bad purpose such as terroris

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    CONCLUSION

    This remarkable breakthrough offers hope that peare paralyzed will one day be able to independentartificial limbs, wheelchairs.

    Next generation products may be able to provide individual with the control device that allow breatmovements.

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    www.wikipedia.com

    www.brownuniversity.com

    http://biocybernaut.com/tutorial/eeg.html

    http://www.wanttoknow.info/mindcontrol1http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/books/bv.fcgi?

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    Biomedical Instrumentation by R.S. Khandpu

    References

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