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EPFL's LogSync implant runs on-chip machine learning at 200 microwatts to trigger brain stimulation only when it detects a target state
The 4-by-2-millimeter chip reads synchrony between brain regions to decide when to stimulate, but its human results come from recorded datasets, not implants.
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