Implanted neural-link for controlling augmentations. Grineer design.
—In-Game Description
Neural Sensors are a rare component that can be found primarily on Jupiter and the Kuva Fortress. It is usually found in quantities of 1-4.
Alad V has a higher chance of dropping Neural Sensors compared to enemies, containers, and lockers. As of Update 16.4 (2015-04-23) The Raptors also have a chance of dropping Neural Sensors, but this does not apply to the rest of Europa.
Acquisition[]
Market[]
By purchasing this item you can directly exchange 
10 for 1 Neural Sensors.
—In-Game Description
Neural Sensors be purchased directly from the market for 10, or as a reusable blueprint for 100.
| Manufacturing Requirements | |||||
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 15,000 |
 50,000 |
 50,000 |
 25,000 |
Time: 1 hrs | |
| Rush: 2
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 Market Price:  10
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 Blueprints Price: 100
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Farming Locations[]
These are based on opinions and may not be 100% true. These should be viewed as advice for finding the resource until better facts are proven.
| Target | Planet | Name | Type | Level | Tile Set |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
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Jupiter | Elara | Survival | 15 - 20 | Corpus Gas City |
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Jupiter | Sinai | Defense (Dark Sector) | 20 - 30 | Corpus Gas City |
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Jupiter | Themisto | Assassination | 18 - 20 | Corpus Gas City |
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Jupiter | Cameria | Survival (Dark Sector) | 20 - 30 | Corpus Gas City |
Drop Locations[]
Mission Drop Tables
Enemy Drop Tables
| Enemy | Drop Table Chance[4] | Item Chance[5] | Chance[6] | Expected Kills[7] | Quantity[8] | Avg. per roll attempt[9] |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Raptor MT | 10% | 50% | 5% | 20 | 1 | 0.05 |
| Raptor NS | 10% | 50% | 5% | 20 | 1 | 0.05 |
| Raptor RV | 10% | 50% | 5% | 20 | 1 | 0.05 |
Sourced from the official drop table repository. See Module:DropTables/data to edit on the wiki.
Blueprints Requiring Neural Sensors[]
Notes[]
- After Update 9.0 (2013-07-13), all rare items dropped much more commonly than normal, up to quantities of 6 per drop in some cases. The drop rates were fixed in Hotfix 9.1.3 (2013-07-15).
- From Hotfix 9.8.2 (2013-09-03) until Hotfix 9.8.3 (2013-09-07), J3-Golem had a higher Neural Sensors drop rate than usual. Update 9.8.3 fixed this drop rate.
Gathering Tips[]
These are based on opinions and may not be true. These should be viewed as advice unless proven undoubtedly true. Check comments for confirmation. Results may vary.
- Elara and Sinai, Jupiter are effective locations to gather Neural Sensors. Another place that is effective to farm is Themisto, Jupiter (assassination of Alad V).
- Taveuni in the Kuva Fortress is also an effective place to farm them. Plus, if you need Kuva you can farm for Neural Sensors and Kuva at the same time.
- Distilling Extractors are also a good way to farm these with little effort, though it should be noted that Neural Sensors are not guaranteed.
- Io, Jupiter can net a few Neural Sensors with a Nekros using Desecrate, but it isn't effective.
Trivia[]
- The descriptions of Neural Sensors and Neurodes were swapped several times, with the second time completely reversing what the components clearly were. This was finally reverted in Hotfix 15.16.2 (2015-03-11) to properly fit their obvious designs.
- Despite being of Grineer origin, Neural Sensors ironically did not drop from any Grineer-controlled planet (barring those taken over via Invasions) until the introduction of the Kuva Fortress in Update 19.0 (2016-11-11).
- Prior to the removal of Trials, Neurodes could be crafted via a reusable blueprint that could be acquired as a reward from The Law of Retribution Nightmare Raid.
Media[]
How to farm neural sensors in warframe (2018)
Patch History[]
Update 9.0 (2013-07-13)
- Increased the drop rate for Neural Sensors.
- ↑ Chance to roll item within drop table
- ↑ Amount rewarded on successful roll
- ↑ (Quantity × Chance)
- ↑ Chance to roll drop table
- ↑ Chance to roll item within drop table
- ↑ (Drop Table Chance × Item Chance)
- ↑ (1 / Chance), see WARFRAME Wiki:Expected & Nearly Guaranteed Numbers for more details
- ↑ Amount rewarded on successful roll
- ↑ (Quantity × Chance), average item quantity on a roll attempt (successful or not)