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Bristol researchers successfully used three brain organoids to decode braille signals with 83% accuracy, a significant improvement over the 61% rate achieved by a single organoid. Published in Frontiers in Artificial Intelligence in 2026, the study demonstrates that combining outputs from multiple organoids complements individual variations to improve performance in biohybrid computing systems.
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