neural chip
Britishnoun
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David wants to follow them—although since he never speaks, he doesn’t seem to have much choice in the matter—but making room to play back her message requires obliterating portions of his own mind, which is contained on some sort of cut-rate neural chip.
From Slate
Entering the intention codes into the Resolution module of the neural chip took just minutes.
From Forbes
Touch Lab, who helped show two years ago that monkeys could control robots by thought alone, "you could build a neural chip for paralyzed people, similar to a cochlear implant for deaf people, that uses brain signals to control prostheses."
From Time Magazine Archive
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