This Startup Lets Paralyzed People Use Computers–Without A Chip In Their Head
Startup Cognixion, which has developed a noninvasive brain-computer interface, has begun a clinical trial for patients with ...
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Brain-computer interface developed in China decodes thought real-time
high-throughput flexible BCI device into the patient’s brain. The patient was a 21-year-old female with epilepsy who had a space-occupying lesion in the motor area of her brain. Using this ...
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The Promise and Challenges of Brain–Computer Interfaces
Explore the evolution of brain–computer interface (BCI) technology, including its fundamental limitations and future ...
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Subsense emerges from stealth with $17m for nanoparticle BCI development
The company's non-surgical BCI uses nanoparticles to provide precise ... Alzheimer’s, and epilepsy. Co-founded by entrepreneurs Tetiana Aleksandrova and Artem Sokolov, Subsense’s seed funding ...
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Non-invasive brain headset gives back power of speech to ALS patients
Other than ALS, the device could also help patients with cerebral palsy, multiple sclerosis, epilepsy, and other such ...
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UK plans human trial of world’s ‘most advanced’ brain chip for anxiety, depression
Most of the current BCI implants require inserting electrodes ... suffering from conditions like depression, anxiety, and ...
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A step towards aphasia treatment: Study maps new brain regions behind intended speech
Currently, BCI devices are only used on individuals with ... in nine patients (at Northwestern Memorial Hospital) with either epilepsy or brain tumors. The electrode arrays were either implanted ...