I was first exposed to a cutting-edge BCI technology, known as BrainGate, in the late 1990s while studying for a Ph.D. at Brown University and have watched its steady progression ever since.

"Witnessing that, interacting with Cathy, it puts the whole thing into perspective." The BrainGate technology works in a rudimentary form, but there is one major drawback -- the person must be ...

Now, a group of paralyzed volunteers has utilized the technology to perform various functions on a tablet. At the heart of the BrainGate system is a silicon chip that's about the size of a baby ...

Over the past twenty years, neuroscientists have been quietly building a revolutionary technology called BrainGate that wirelessly connects the human mind to computers and it just hit the world stage.

But Stibel doesn’t think the world is ready for his technology, because of the potential for abuse. So he’s giving away the company. Stibel is donating BrainGate to his alma mater, Tufts ...

This new technology is actually translating brain ... In a breakthrough clinical trial called "BrainGate 2", a research team directed by Dr. Leigh Hochberg at Massachusetts General Hospital ...

Noninvasive BCI technology already exists to help users ... virtual fingers in the simulation,” said Willsey. The updated BrainGate BCI system works by analyzing the user’s hand in three ...

BrainGate researchers demonstrated human use of a wireless transmitter capable of delivering high-bandwidth neural signals. Brain-computer interfaces (BCIs) are an emerging assistive technology ...

Currently, a half dozen or so paralyzed people, including some in the late stages of ALS, are taking part in BrainGate trials using the older technology. In those studies, underway in Boston and ...

The $1 million Moshe Mirilashvili Memorial Fund Breakthrough Research and Innovation in Neurotechnology Prize was awarded to BrainGate researchers for ... and Professor of Engineering Arto Nurmikko at ...