They want to turn off the alarm with an electric impulse. The Swiss EPFL is developing LogSync, a future brain implant chip that could help treat severe mental disorders. The idea is to track how parts of the brain interact and choose the moment to stimulate. Do not give impulses according to a schedule, but activate when necessary. So far, the system has been tested on recordings of human brain activity and on rats. Whether the technology can alleviate symptoms in patients remains to be seen. And your good mood will never leave you again.

They want to turn off the alarm with an electric impulse. The Swiss EPFL is developing LogSync, a future brain implant chip that could help treat severe mental disorders. The idea is to track how parts of the brain interact and choose the moment to stimulate. Do not give impulses according to a schedule, but activate when necessary. So far, the system has been tested on recordings of human brain activity and on rats. Whether the technology can alleviate symptoms in patients remains to be seen. And your good mood will never leave you again.