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The new technology allows for closer interaction between machines and living tissue, paving the way for more advanced implantable devices.

These implants have the potential to maximize the contact between electrodes and brain tissue, while minimizing damage to the brain.

They could provide a platform for a range of devices with applications in epilepsy, spinal cord injuries, and other neurological disorders.

The arrays could potentially read the complex signals in the brain that direct movement, and then route those signals to healthy muscles or prosthetic devices.