Neuromorphic chips working in tandem with human cells could pave the way for the hybrid technologies of the future. Instead of fully artificial limbs, neuromorphic chips integrated with biological cells can enable natural movements and precise control. These hybrid systems could interpret signals from nerves, transmitting them to artificial structures, granting prosthetics a sense of touch or seamlessly cooperating with biological organs. This fusion of technology and biology has the potential to revolutionize fields like healthcare, robotics, and artificial organ development.