Total $500 per month Scientists can rent a biological processor based on human brain organoids for their research.

The Neuroplatform provides access to bioprocessors that use living neurons for computation and have a level of efficiency a million times higher than traditional digital processors.

Built on technology organoids – three-dimensional tissue constructs produced from human brain cells containing functional neurons. Each organoid contains approximately 10,000 live neuronsoffers extraordinary opportunities for learning and processing information.

• The platform integrates hardware, software, and biology using multi-electrode arrays (MEAs) containing human brain organoids in a microfluidic life-support system.
• These organoids are connected and stimulated with electrodes, and surveillance cameras and special software allow researchers to input data into the biocomputer and analyze its results.

Five major research institutes are currently involved in the Neuroplatform’s development, and nine users are already registered. The platform offers four shared organoids for $500 per user per month, with free access for select projects.

Opening access to the Neuroplatform is expected to accelerate biocomputing research and help unlock the potential of this advanced technology.