F. dela Paz
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F. dela Paz is a pioneering researcher at the intersection of neuroengineering and open-source robotics. Their most-cited work introduces an innovative real-time system for remote robotic control, uniquely driven by living human Neuroblastoma cultures. By leveraging multielectrode arrays (MEAs) and basic Braitenberg principles, dela Paz demonstrated how cultured neural networks can directly interface with silicon or glass substrates to command a robot, effectively creating a biological controller. This foundational study, garnering 5 citations, represents a significant early contribution to the field of embodied neural computation and hybrid bio-robotic systems. Though the citation count is modest, the work’s conceptual boldness—merging wet-lab neuroscience with open-source hardware—marks dela Paz as a visionary in closed-loop neural interfaces. Their research continues to inspire efforts toward accessible, scalable platforms for studying neural dynamics and developing adaptive, brain-inspired control systems.
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