SMARTPHONE-CONTROLLED IMPLANTABLE NEURAL DEVICES FOR LONG-TERM WIRELESS DRUG DELIVERY AND LIGHT STIMULATION, AND OPERATING METHOD THEREOF

Various embodiments, which relate to an electronic device implanted in tissue of an animal and for delivering stimulation to the neural tissue and operating method thereof, may be configured to generate a control instruction based on a control signal wirelessly received from an external device, and based on the control instruction, to input stimulation through a neural probe formed with flexible material and led out to a predetermined location of the tissue. According to various embodiments, the stimulation includes chemical stimulation by a fluid type of drug, and the neural probe may be formed to flow drug, and may include at least one fluid tube for inputting the chemical stimulation by being opened at one end of the neural probe. 1. An electronic device implanted in neural tissue of an animal and for delivering stimulation to the tissue , comprising:a probe module including a neural probe formed with flexible material and led out to a predetermined location of the tissue, and configured to input the stimulation to the location through the neural probe; anda control module configured to be connected to the probe module and generate a control instruction for occurring the stimulation.2. The device of claim 1 ,wherein the stimulation comprises chemical stimulation by a fluid form of drug, andwherein the neural probe comprises at least one fluid tube for inputting the chemical stimulation to the location by being formed to flow the drug and opened at one end of the neural probe.3. The device of claim 1 ,wherein the stimulation comprises at least one among optical stimulation by light or electrical stimulation by an electrical signal, andwherein the probe module further comprises:at least one element for generating at least one of the optical stimulation or the electrical stimulation on the location based on the control instruction by being mounted on one end of the neural probe; andat least one connecting terminal prolonged along the neural probe and for ...