Although the artificial intelligence field (AI) is making great efforts to create machines that can simulate the human brain, some functions are not easily learned by AI, such as smell. According to the Daily Mail, researchers in Nigeria have created a computer chip, Koniku Kore, using the mouse's neurons, which is the world's first chip that has an olfactory smell and can recognize explosives and other odors.

It is understood that the Koniku Kore chip is not based on silicon, but is constructed using mouse neurons, each of which is a mixture of living nerves and silicon. The device has a sensor that can detect and identify odors. If the chip is implanted in the robot brain in the future, odor training can be used to detect the smell of volatile chemicals, explosives and even cancer, which means Future robots will likely replace traditional airport security personnel for initial security inspections.

Although computers have more efficient advantages than humans in complex algorithms, the human brain has an inherent advantage in many cognitive functions. Researchers say that neurons growing in the lab can also be combined with electronic circuits. Nigerian neuroscientist Oshiorenoya Agabi, who is in charge of the study, said that its neuron chip can mimic the function of 204 brain neurons. "We use the biological cells themselves instead of using machines to replicate neuronal functions. Although this idea is very Radical, but the results are incredible."

The device was announced at the TEDGlobal conference in Tanzania last Sunday.

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