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Brain computer interface (BCI) is a rapidly progressing field in which neurotechnology start-ups and research labs are attempting to expand the frontiers of what can be achieved. The intersection of neuroscience with artificial intelligence (AI) has given rise to novel innovations which may transform human cognition, communication and control of technology.
Brain computer interface (BCI) is a rapidly progressing field in which neurotechnology start-ups and research labs are attempting to expand the frontiers of what can be achieved. The intersection of neuroscience with artificial intelligence (AI) has given rise to novel innovations which may transform human cognition, communication and control of technology.
TOP BCI COMPANIES AND THEIR INNOVATIONS
TOP BCI COMPANIES AND THEIR INNOVATIONS
Founded by: Elon Musk
Technology Type: Invasive BCI (Microelectrode Implant)
Objective: To develop ultra-high-speed brain implants that enable direct communication between the brain and external devices.
Founded by: Joel Murphy and Conor Russomanno
Technology Type: Non-Invasive BCI (EEG Headsets)
Objective: To provide open-source brain-computer interface technology, allowing researchers and developers to create BCI applications.
Founded by: Dr. Thomas Oxley
Technology Type: Minimally Invasive BCI (Stentrode)
Objective: To provide non-invasive BCIs for patients with severe movement disabilities, enabling them to control digital devices with their thoughts.
Founded by: Florian Solzbacher (2008)
Technology Type: Invasive BCI (Utah Array Electrodes)
Objective: Restore lost movement and sensory functions using neural implants.
Founded by: Sid Kouider (2017)
Technology Type: Non-Invasive BCI (EEG-based)
Objective: Create wearable BCIs that allow users to control computers and smart devices using brain activity.
Founded by: Matt Angle (2015)
Technology Type: Invasive BCI (High-Density Electrode Arrays)
Objective: Develop BCIs that restore speech and movement in individuals with severe paralysis.
Founded by: Bicheng Han (2015)
Technology Type: Non-Invasive BCI (EEG-based)
Objective: Enhance focus, learning, and cognitive training using brainwave monitoring.
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