For the first time scientists developed an artificial brain from nanomaterials

Scientists at the University of California and the Japanese Institute of National Material Sciences have created an artificial brain network that performs brain functions when the electrical current passes.

This system of nanomaterials has created impulses similar to those that occur in the real brain. The artificial brain network is made of silver nanomaterials. At the intersections of nanomaterials, there are about ten million compounds that resemble nerve synapses.

According to ferra.ru, the artificial brain has the ability to remember, learn, forget, excite and reconcile.

The device is quite small. It occupies just 10 square meters. Manufacturers note that this technology will be used to create intelligent machines that are different from modern computers.

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