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UMass Amherst engineers created an artificial neuron using bacterial nanowires. It operates at ultra-low voltage, just like a biological neuron. This enables direct, efficient communication with living cells. It could lead to bio-inspired computers and wearable tech. Such devices might ditch bulky batteries. Future uses may include sweat-powered sensors or gadgets that pull energy from the air.
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