UMH pioneers a visual neuroprosthesis that communicates with the brain in real time, tested in two blind volunteers
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Researchers at Miguel Hernández University (UMH) in Spain have successfully tested a new generation of visual neuroprosthesis capable of bidirectional communication with the cerebral cortex, enabling a more natural and functional artificial vision. This technology, developed at the UMH (Spain), represents a crucial step toward achieving more natural and functional artificial vision, holding immense potential to improve the quality of life, mobility, and autonomy of people who are blind.
Shanghai Jiao Tong University researchers have developed a data-driven method to recognize the coordinated intentions of unmanned aerial vehicle (UAV) swarms.
By combining a simplified flight motion model with an artificial neural network, the approach can predict swarm behavior early and accurately—advancing aerial surveillance and autonomous defense systems.
The innovation features of this research are: Treating a UAV swarm as a single intelligent entity and combining the Dubins motion model with an artificial neural network to achieve early and highly accurate intention recognition of coordinated swarm behaviors.
Ten years after transplantation, donor kidneys that were pumped on a machine still do better than those that underwent static storage
In a new study published in Molluscan Research, Harvard researchers formally describe a new species of deep-sea limpet discovered during the 2023 E/V Nautilus expedition near the Johnston Atoll.