Japan's Moonshot IoB Brain Project Publishes 5-Year Research Posters Online
kaixhin · x · 2026-10-23
Japan's Moonshot Goal 1 Kanai project "Internet of Brains" (IoB) held a two-day symposium at Miraikan, Tokyo, reporting five years of research on connecting brains to the internet.
Poster panels covering IoB interfaces, middleware, core technologies, and minimally invasive techniques are now available for download on the official site, with more to be released.
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