Neurotech Isomorphs

by Harry Lambert

As we stand on the frontier of technological revolution, neurotechnology emerges as a beacon of hope for millions facing neurological challenges. A fascinating pattern across diverse neurotechnologies is their shared structural approach: bypassing the damaged areas to restore or improve function. This design underpins devices like cochlear implants, visual prosthetics, speech restoration systems, and spinal neurotech, each engineered to navigate around dysfunctional biological pathways and reignite lost capabilities.

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