Brain research has reached a considerable level of maturity due, for example, to having access to: a wealth of recording and screening resources; availability of substantial data banks; advanced data processing algorithms; and emerging artificial intelligence (AI) for making more accurate clinical diagnosis. Neurotechnology is also now being exploited to design revolutionary interfaces to guide artificial prostheses for human rehabilitation. Moreover, the technology for brain repair, communications between live and AI-based body parts, mind reading, and intelligent recordings together with the use of virtual and augmented reality domains is advancing remarkably. The advances in brain research will soon make the Internet-of-brains feasible and enable fully monitoring the body for personal medicine purposes.