How to pronounce“electrodes”in English

electrodes in the brain.

electrodes and let's embed them into some kind of uh not permanent implant but just something that you can lie onto the tongue you could think of uh I'm I'm

electrodes looking at simple like electrical patterns just don't look in

electrodes looking at simple like electrical patterns just don't look in

With electrodes implanted in the brain, they could put animals to sleep or wake them up.

And with more electrodes, we will be able to capture more information.

You can use electrodes on particularly the forehead.

With actual electrodes in the brain, this quality would probably much, much higher.

One is making electrodes smaller and smaller and smaller.

by 10 grid of electrodes on the tongue.

It has electrodes that touch the auditory nerve.

teeny set of electrodes -- it's about the size of a baby aspirin -- that has a hundred very fine wires that can sit in the motor cortex.

So with electrodes, perhaps, or EEG sensors in a helmet connected to our brain, perhaps one day we'll be able to have brain-to-brain communication, and that gives us the possibility

we attach electrodes to your genitals we hang you from the ceiling uh we tell you where that you're never getting out we strip you of due

I think over 400 electrodes that are providing signals.

a lot of electrodes.

You mentioned a thousand electrodes.

These are just electrodes, and then there's a bundle of a wire that you're seeing, and then that actually then exits the craniectomy

those 16 electrodes that we currently have in this version spans roughly around three millimeters.

And the electrodes are positioned how?

watching the electrodes themselves go into the brain and not cause bleeding.

because the rigid electrodes, those spikes that are literally hammered using an air hammer into the brain,

1,024 electrodes and that's collecting raw data, raw signal.

We talked about electrodes and different ways of measuring the brain and here Neuralink is working on basically two-way communication with the brain.

essentially sowing electrodes in there and getting more higher density of electrodes so that's great i just don't think as far as the

And what they did was they strapped electrodes to the ankles of married women.

We did some experiments with 36 EEG electrodes, and there maybe some way to get information before the hit is going to be made and then

Soon we would have 100 electrodes.

Then we will have 1,000 electrodes.

Jens has this system which has 256 electrodes, as opposed to the many billions of neurons in his primary visual cortex.

You put a bunch of electrodes directly on the brain itself.

because we'll increase the number of electrodes dramatically.

but you place a set of electrodes on the surface of the brain.

for a total of 1,024 electrodes that are capable of both recording and stimulating.

or given a set of electrodes measuring a set of neurons, how can you sort of sort, spike sort which spikes are coming from what neuron?

you need to you know plug electrodes in the brain and it would be nice if these electrodes wouldn't be invasive yeah

There are companies like Emotiv that have 14 electrodes.

electroencephalogram, and he had electrodes everywhere.

"Robo-rat controlled by brain electrodes."

bypasses, arrays of electrodes basically, that put in place the hippocampus chip as a replacement for the damaged brain tissue.

So the brain doesn't like the intrusion of electrodes.

this, to plant the electrodes in the insects leg and listen to it, and that device costs about $40,000.

to dump our thoughts is some of the deep wire electrodes in our brains coupled with like a skull cap where you can beam like the images you see to the spray

imagine on that chip where a whole host of of tiny electrodes that were

on and you have where a headband that has got three electrodes that measure your EEG wave throughout the entire sleep episode okay so it takes a

- And that output rate would be by increasing the number of electrodes, number of channels, and also maybe implanting multiple Neuralinks?

where he had this famous experiment where he connected set of electrodes to frog leg and ran current through it, and then it started twitching,

So we have a total of a thousand electrodes sampling at just under 20 kilohertz with 10 bit each.

If we could zoom in specifically on the electrodes, so what is your sense, how many neurons is each individual electrode listening to?