31/01/2026
wet-ware technology:Future of human and machine interface
Wetware technology refers to computing systems that integrate living biological components, such as human brain cells (neurons) grown into organoids, with traditional hardware and software. This emerging field, often called "biocomputing" or "brain-on-a-chip," creates highly energy-efficient processors by utilizing, for example, 800,000 live neurons to perform computational tasks. Key advantages include self-healing, adaptive learning, and significantly lower power consumption compared to silicon-based chips.
