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This invention is a device which can access to information contained in the cerebral cortex.
It isn't selective and it shows as a succession all images it succeeded in finding inside the memory of a subject to which a device with this technology is put.
It is even able to reproduce memorized sounds and to connect, if possible, sounds to corresponding images.
It is then useful to memorize on an archive device volatile information which could otherwise be lost.