GoKawiilBristol researchers show brain organoids can relay Braille signals with 83% accuracy
Scientists at Bristol University tested lab-grown brain organoids by feeding them tactile signals from Braille letters via a connected sensor, then decoding the organoids' output. Single organoids produced accurately decodable signals 61% of the time, but groups of three organoids achieved 83% accuracy and were better than the raw sensor signal at filtering out noise. The study, led by PhD candidate Tianyi Liu, was published in Frontiers in Artificial Intelligence.