Raw data, sheep visual decoding

Implantable neural interfaces enable recording of high-quality brain signals that can improve our understanding of brain function. This work examined the feasibility of using a minimally invasive endovascular neural interface (ENI) to record interpretable cortical activity from the visual cortex. A sheep model (n = 5) was used to record and decode visually evoked potentials from the cortex both with an ENI and a subdural electrode grid.