Brain implant allows ALS patient to control Amazon's Alexa with thought: 'Gives me back the independence that I'm losing'
Mark is the first person to control Amazon Alexa using a brain-computer interface.
Neuralink brain trials head for Canada
Neuralink is recruiting participants for its neurotech trial, aiming to enable computer control through thought.
The study targets individuals with severe motor impairments due to spinal injuries or ALS.
How Neuralink's chief competitor is tapping into the brain without surgery
Synchron's brain-computer interface allows patients to communicate without invasive brain surgery, showcasing significant technological advancement for ALS and paralysis patients.
Elon Musk's Neuralink is hiring technicians to ramp up manufacturing
Neuralink is ramping up production by hiring for multiple manufacturing roles to advance its neurotechnology.
Brain implant allows ALS patient to control Amazon's Alexa with thought: 'Gives me back the independence that I'm losing'
Mark is the first person to control Amazon Alexa using a brain-computer interface.
Neuralink brain trials head for Canada
Neuralink is recruiting participants for its neurotech trial, aiming to enable computer control through thought.
The study targets individuals with severe motor impairments due to spinal injuries or ALS.
How Neuralink's chief competitor is tapping into the brain without surgery
Synchron's brain-computer interface allows patients to communicate without invasive brain surgery, showcasing significant technological advancement for ALS and paralysis patients.
Elon Musk's Neuralink is hiring technicians to ramp up manufacturing
Neuralink is ramping up production by hiring for multiple manufacturing roles to advance its neurotechnology.
How a medtech market opportunity is shaping up for wearable neurotech | TechCrunch
Non-invasive neurotechnology startups present a promising investment avenue compared to invasive tech. They are also more cost-efficient and less risky.
Investors are increasingly attracted to wearable brain-stimulating devices for mental health and metabolic conditions.
What is wearable neurotech and why might we need it? | TechCrunch
Wearable neurotech is emerging as a non-invasive solution for treating chronic health conditions through brain stimulation.
How a medtech market opportunity is shaping up for wearable neurotech | TechCrunch
Non-invasive neurotechnology startups present a promising investment avenue compared to invasive tech. They are also more cost-efficient and less risky.
Investors are increasingly attracted to wearable brain-stimulating devices for mental health and metabolic conditions.
What is wearable neurotech and why might we need it? | TechCrunch
Wearable neurotech is emerging as a non-invasive solution for treating chronic health conditions through brain stimulation.
Understanding cognitive function is crucial due to the prevalence of treatment-resistant brain disorders, like depression affecting over 300 million people worldwide.
California Passes Law Protecting Consumer Brain Data
California introduces legislation to protect neural data, equating it to existing protections for sensitive information under privacy laws.
Piramidal's foundation model for brainwaves could supercharge EEGs | TechCrunch
A startup called Piramidal aims to improve EEG data analysis for brain disorders using an automated model for better and consistent clinical outcomes.
Neuron-sized brain implant could help blind people see again
The development of a nano-sized vision implant aims to improve visual stimulation for blind individuals by using microscopic electrodes and corrosion-resistant materials.
Privacy and the Rise of "Neurorights" in Latin America - Future of Privacy Forum
Neurorights aim to protect mental freedom and privacy in relation to neurodata.
Latin America leads in enshrining neurorights, with Chile, Mexico, and Brazil at the forefront.
What Colorado's new law means for brain wave privacy in the Neuralink era
Governor signed Colorado Privacy Act protecting brainwave data privacy, mirroring laws for fingerprints and facial recognition. Neurotechnology's rapid growth prompts urgent privacy measures in other states.
Privacy and the Rise of "Neurorights" in Latin America - Future of Privacy Forum
Neurorights aim to protect mental freedom and privacy in relation to neurodata.
Latin America leads in enshrining neurorights, with Chile, Mexico, and Brazil at the forefront.
What Colorado's new law means for brain wave privacy in the Neuralink era
Governor signed Colorado Privacy Act protecting brainwave data privacy, mirroring laws for fingerprints and facial recognition. Neurotechnology's rapid growth prompts urgent privacy measures in other states.