The Mark Cuban-backed startup releases a behind-the-scenes demo of Atlas, a non-invasive brain-computer interface that translates scalp-measured neural activity into real-time wheelchair navigation using deep learning and large-scale neural datasets.
The two-month-old startup founded by Shanda billionaire Tianqiao Chen and former NeuroXess founder Phoenix Peng secures the largest early-stage BCI funding in China, betting that focused ultrasound can reach deeper brain circuits than any implant.
Researchers developed a near-invisible BCI technique using texture-based visual stimuli to monitor mental workload in pilots without the distraction of traditional flickering screens.
New research upends a foundational assumption in neuroscience and BCI design: that individual frequency bands reliably map to neural activity. The discovery could reshape how we decode brain signals.
Multiple companies, including Elon Musk's Neuralink, are racing to bring brain-computer interface technology out of research labs and into commercial markets.
A new iontronic reservoir built from self-healing hydrogel creates neuromorphic prostheses that can withstand the unpredictable physiological environment inside the human body.
The $20 billion data centre operator partners with the Melbourne startup that taught neurons to play Doom, planning to deploy up to 1,000 biological compute units powered by living human brain cells.
Michael, a quadriplegic patient, uses 256 microelectrodes implanted in his brain to regain autonomy through thought-controlled computing. Researchers in Munich demonstrate how BCIs are moving from experimental to practical.
The Chinese neural interface company begins construction of the country's first dedicated manufacturing facility for implantable brain-computer interfaces in Nanchang, signaling a shift from lab to production line.
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