- The human brain consists of neuron cells that are responsible for conveying signals to and from the brain
- These neurons are interlinked to one another by special junctions to transmit information from one neuron to the other
- When the signals are sent to the next neuron, they establish an electrical potential across the cell membrane of that neuron
- These action potentials can be in turn read by the electrodes in the N1 Chip, which then will be processed and set into action in the form of output signals
Giuseppe Biondi, Yani Acham, Hao Jiang
