Brain Implants Pharmaceutical and Healthcare Analysis Information

Pune, India, 16th November 2017: WiseGuyReports announced addition of new report, titled “Brain Implants - Using advanced neurology to repair or enhance our brains”.

Pune, India - November 16, 2017 /MarketersMedia/ —

Brain Implants: Using Advanced Neurology to Repair or Enhance our Brains
Currently the aims of brain computer interfaces are two-fold. The first is use our greater knowledge of the brain to create devices that can assist and repair brains that have received damage in some way. The second is to augment the ability of a brain to be able to do much more than it already can. Scientists have made great breakthroughs in neuroscience using implanted neurons in the brain to help repair vision, hearing and paralysis. The next step is to develop less invasive methods of achieving the same goals with an eye on producing implants that can enhance human ability to input and output information from the brain, to achieve things such as brain to brain communication and enhancing the brain's ability through connecting it to computers. The proponents of this technology see it as a necessary development in order for humans to keep pace with technologies such as AI.

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Assisting brains that need repair is a key aim of neural implants and BCIs
In the last five years there have been some remarkable breakthroughs in medical implant technology that show that injuries and conditions which were previously thought to be unsolvable can now begin to be remedied. Whilst the technology is still relatively crude, it has established certain medical principles that will become common place, such as creating BCIs (brain computer interface). The principle is that computers can be used to map “thoughts” which are the electrical impulses in the brain to create actions and it is now better known how these impulses are used to trigger certain muscles and bodily processes. Therefore, implants can take these signals from the brain, process and learn their individual patterns in a computer and then map these to devices which can transfer the signal back into the body to cross a severed connection or to a robotic prosthetic device.

Table of Content: Key Points
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Catalyst 2
Brain Implants: using advanced neurology to repair or enhance our brains 2
Brain Implants: Using Advanced neurology to repair or enhance our brains 5
Assisting brains that need repair is a key aim of neural implants and BCIs 5
Cochlear implants are very common place, non-invasive and can restore senses 6
Deep brain stimulation alleviates the symptoms of Parkinson’s disease 7
Retinal implant technology is allowing the blind to see again through a bionic eye 7
Treatment of spinal injuries to allow patients with paraplegia to move again 8
Microfibers are becoming more advanced and this is opening up new possibilities 8
The next step for BCIs is human enhancement 9
DARPA has been working in this field for a number of years for defense purposes 9
Kernel is looking to find ways to improve human intelligence and cure disease 10
Neuralink is planning to create an AI interface between the brain and computers 10
Even successful programs have shown that side effects can be severe 10
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