Neuroengineering uses computers and sensors to interpret neural signaling to guide more normal signaling.

“So there's this large and growing field that we call neural engineering that is really trying to use computers uh sensors chips in order to interpret eavesdrop on how the neurons are signaling to each other regardless of their you know pathology or the biology but just what are they saying to one another. Can we eaves strap on that? Can we interpret it? Can we decode it? And then more importantly, can we use that information actually to guide, you know, sort of more normal signaling.”