// Technology

Decoding the Continuum

Micro-electrodes sit beside live neurons to detect action potentials. Recording from many neurons at once lets us decode the information those cells represent — intended movement, sensation, memory, and emotion.

In the movement-related regions of the cortex, neurons represent intended motion. Cells throughout the brain carry information about everything we see, feel, touch, or think — and every one of those signals can be read.

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// 01 — Neural Node

Implant

Biocompatible Enclosure

The node is hermetically sealed in a biocompatible enclosure built to withstand physiological conditions several times harsher than those inside the human body.

// 02 — Precision Insertion

Surgical Robot

Base Structure

The base structure and motion stage form the structural platform for the robot head and provide the primary three-axis linear motion used to position the head and needle.

A Seamless BCI Experience

To restore independence and improve lives, we've built a brain-computer interface that enables fast, reliable computer control and prioritizes ease of use.