Terms of Service and Privacy Policy. Multiple brain-computer interface (BCI) projects are currently underway, but BrainGate is one of the first aimed at motor ...

2. BrainGate BrainGate pioneered the very first implanted BCI for human use in 2004, building on research that started at Brown University in the late 1990s. The academic consortium's current ...

“BCI-enabled improvement in functional rehabilitation ... Other companies like Synchron, BrainGate, and Clinatec, are more ...

The new study is an important step for the BrainGate consortium and other BCI research as the current BrainGate clinical trial enters its 14th year. “Intracortical brain-computer interfaces ...

Founded in 1998 in Massachusetts, the BrainGate system has been around since the late 1990s. This makes it one of the oldest advanced BCI implant systems. Its device is placed in the brain using ...

BrainGate is recruiting for ongoing BCI trials. If you or a loved one are interested in participating, visit their website. FLORA LICHTMAN: This is Science Friday. I’m Flora Lichtman. An evolving ...

"Our BCI technology helped a man with paralysis ... a 45-year-old man with ALS, in the BrainGate clinical trial. At the time of his enrollment, Harrell had weakness in his arms and legs ...

Originally conceived by researchers in the Department of Neuroscience at Brown University in Rhode Island, BrainGate has grown into one of the leading BCI developers undertaking clinical trials.

Harrell’s BCI is part of a large, ongoing clinical trial run by a consortium called BrainGate. Since 2004 individuals in the trial have, one by one, tested out the latest iteration of the ...

Casey Harrell, patient with ALS and BrainGate2 BCI trial participant “Casey and our other BrainGate participants are truly extraordinary. They deserve tremendous credit for joining these early ...

Something like this technology will help people back into life and society. Casey Harrell, patient with ALS and BrainGate2 BCI trial participant “Casey and our other BrainGate participants are truly ...