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Tsinghua University develops Airscope, the world’s lightest wireless brain monitor

With a broad 6-millimetre field of view, the compact device simultaneously monitors over 8500 individual neurons across the cortex in freely moving subjects, promising major breakthroughs in behavioural neuroscience and brain-computer interface technologies.

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A mouse fitted with the device.  PIC COURTESY/Tsinghua University

A mouse fitted with the device. PIC COURTESY/Tsinghua University

Researchers at Tsinghua University in China have developed Airscope — the world’s lightest wireless brain monitor that weighs just 1 gram, to track neural activity without restricting movement.

With a broad 6-millimetre field of view, the compact device simultaneously monitors over 8500 individual neurons across the cortex in freely moving subjects, promising major breakthroughs in behavioural neuroscience and brain-computer interface technologies.

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