EU-funded robot uses magnets to steer graphene implants into the brain
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A robot that magnetically steers graphene electrodes into the brain — with INBRAIN leading clinical work — shows neurosurgery drifting toward precision robotics plus advanced materials. Medtech and neuro startups should be thinking in systems: device, navigation robot, and data stack as a bundled product, not separate lines.
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