Design of a Bioelectronics Hybrid System in Real Time and in Closed Loop

Hynets, for Hybrid (living-artificial) Networks, are an efficient and adaptable experimental support to explore the dynamics and the adaptation process of biological systems. We present in this paper an innovative platform performing a real-time closed-loop between a cultured network (e.g. neurons)...

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Main Authors: Sylvie Renaud, Gwendal Le Masson, Guilherme Bontorin, André Garenne, Colin Lopez
Format: Article
Language:English
Published: University of Banja Luka 2012-12-01
Series:Electronics
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Online Access:http://dx.doi.org/10.7251/ELS1216136B
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author Sylvie Renaud
Gwendal Le Masson
Guilherme Bontorin
André Garenne
Colin Lopez
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description Hynets, for Hybrid (living-artificial) Networks, are an efficient and adaptable experimental support to explore the dynamics and the adaptation process of biological systems. We present in this paper an innovative platform performing a real-time closed-loop between a cultured network (e.g. neurons) and an artificial processing (e.g. software processing or a robotic interface). The system gathers bioware, hardware, and software components and ensures the closed-loop data processing in less than 50 µs. We describe also a methodology that may help to standardize the description of some experiments. This method is associated to a full custom Graphical User Interface. We detail here the system choices, components, and performances.
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spelling doaj.art-8f460bac49f1443db475cfbc62aca9582022-12-22T04:27:26ZengUniversity of Banja LukaElectronics1450-58432012-12-0116213614410.7251/ELS1216136BDesign of a Bioelectronics Hybrid System in Real Time and in Closed LoopSylvie RenaudGwendal Le MassonGuilherme BontorinAndré GarenneColin LopezHynets, for Hybrid (living-artificial) Networks, are an efficient and adaptable experimental support to explore the dynamics and the adaptation process of biological systems. We present in this paper an innovative platform performing a real-time closed-loop between a cultured network (e.g. neurons) and an artificial processing (e.g. software processing or a robotic interface). The system gathers bioware, hardware, and software components and ensures the closed-loop data processing in less than 50 µs. We describe also a methodology that may help to standardize the description of some experiments. This method is associated to a full custom Graphical User Interface. We detail here the system choices, components, and performances.http://dx.doi.org/10.7251/ELS1216136Bbioelectronicsclosed loop systemsreal-time data processinghybrid (living-artificial) networksMEA (MultiElectrode Arrays)in vitrocell culturing
spellingShingle Sylvie Renaud
Gwendal Le Masson
Guilherme Bontorin
André Garenne
Colin Lopez
Design of a Bioelectronics Hybrid System in Real Time and in Closed Loop
Electronics
bioelectronics
closed loop systems
real-time data processing
hybrid (living-artificial) networks
MEA (MultiElectrode Arrays)
in vitrocell culturing
title Design of a Bioelectronics Hybrid System in Real Time and in Closed Loop
title_full Design of a Bioelectronics Hybrid System in Real Time and in Closed Loop
title_fullStr Design of a Bioelectronics Hybrid System in Real Time and in Closed Loop
title_full_unstemmed Design of a Bioelectronics Hybrid System in Real Time and in Closed Loop
title_short Design of a Bioelectronics Hybrid System in Real Time and in Closed Loop
title_sort design of a bioelectronics hybrid system in real time and in closed loop
topic bioelectronics
closed loop systems
real-time data processing
hybrid (living-artificial) networks
MEA (MultiElectrode Arrays)
in vitrocell culturing
url http://dx.doi.org/10.7251/ELS1216136B
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