Brain-To-Brain Interface Allows Transmission Of Tactile and Motor Information Between Rats. Science Daily. February 28, 2013.
In this fascinating experiment, one rat learned a motor activity for a reward. The brain activity activity that coded the behavior was transmitted via the brain-to-brain interface to another rat who performed the act for a reward. The brain-to-brain communication was two-way resulting in behavioral collaboration. The researchers suggest a future project of linking multiple brains to form what they called an "organic computer."
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