EPFL's LogSync chip decodes cross-brain-region signals
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EPFL's implantable LogSync system-on-chip records activity across multiple brain regions and extracts oscillation and synchrony biomarkers, then uses machine learning to classify cognitive and emotional states in real time. The work, led by Mahsa Shoaran, was published in the IEEE Journal of Solid-State Circuits and developed under a CHF 6.6 million project.
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