Neuropunk revolution and its implementation via real-time neurosimulations and their integrations
Computational Neuroscience seminar by Maxim Talanov, B-Rain Labs LLC, ITIS KFU
Hosted by Cologne Theoretical Neuroscience Forum
Thursday 15:00–16:10 Moscow (GMT+3)
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Abstract
In this talk I present the perspectives of the "neuropunk revolution'' technologies. One could understand the "neuropunk revolution'' as the integration of real-time neurosimulations into biological nervous/motor systems via neurostimulation or artificial robotic systems via integration with actuators.
I see the added value of the real-time neurosimulations as bridge technology for the set of developed technologies: BCI, neuroprosthetics, AI, robotics to provide bio-compatible integration into biological or artificial limbs. Here I present the three types of integration of the "neuropunk revolution'' technologies as inbound, outbound and closed-loop in-outbound systems. I see the shift of the perspective of how we see now the set of technologies including AI, BCI, neuroprosthetics and robotics due to the proposed concept for example the integration of external to a body simulated part of the nervous system back into the biological nervous system or muscles.
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