In Russia, there are also centers that are engaged in the creation of neural interfaces.
For example, the HSE Center for Bioelectric Interfaces (CBI) was the first to implement a bidirectional motor neurointerface. It was able to decode brain activity signals and provide sensory sensitivity. During the experiment, a patient, controlling a hand avatar, collected fragile Christmas tree balls in a basket without damaging them.
Also, the HSE Central Biological Research Institute created taiwan telegram data the iNeurofeedback instant neurofeedback technology. With its help, a person feels the activity of his own brain and can control it. Scientists see the use of the technology to optimize the reaction speed of athletes or as a means of combating disorders such as attention deficit hyperactivity disorder, epilepsy, and depression.
At the Brain Institute in St. Petersburg and a group at Novosibirsk State University, they are developing a neurofeedback technology that could later form the basis of a neurointerface.