👉 Bones computing, also known as bone-based or bone-conducted computing, is an innovative approach to data processing that leverages the unique properties of biological bone tissue. Unlike traditional silicon-based computing, which relies on electronic circuits, bones computing utilizes the natural conductive and mechanical properties of bone to perform computations. This method involves embedding electrodes or other conductive materials within or on the surface of bone tissue, which can then interact with biological signals and convert them into electrical signals. These signals are processed by the bone itself, which acts as a computational medium due to its inherent ability to conduct and store information. This technology has potential applications in areas such as prosthetics, medical diagnostics, and even neural interfaces, offering a more natural and efficient way to interact with biological systems while minimizing the need for invasive electronic implants.
