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Synchron Announces Positive Results from U.S. COMMAND Study of Endovascular Brain-Computer Interface

RCragio.bsky.socialOct 2, 2024 3:20am

El éxito de este último ensayo significa que Synchron pasará a un estudio más amplio con más participantes. El director ejecutivo fundador de Synchron, Tom Oxley, afirma que este próximo capítulo en el desarrollo de Stentrode se centrará en la fiabilidad, en la recopilación de más datos cerebrales..

Brain Implant Controlling Apple and Amazon Devices Reaches New Milestone

Synchron, maker of an implantable brain-computer interface, unveiled new demos of how the device could be used to control Amazon Alexa products like the Fire Tablet and Apple's Vision Pro headset.

DCderekcressman.bsky.socialSep 30, 2024 4:55pm

“Synchron’s catheter-delivered Stentrode brain-computer interface implant is made of nitino.” An inner net. www.medicaldesignandoutsourcing.com/synchron-ste...

Catching up with Dr. Tom Oxley as Synchron builds toward a pivotal trial for FDA approval of its Stentrode BCI

Synchron CEO Dr. Tom Oxley discusses the race to FDA approval, lessons from the Command trial and potential consumer applications.

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A digital illustration with white lineart on a black background, showing three pint glasses each containing a frog and various items. The left pint includes a frog pressed up against the inside of the glass, a boxy satellite, a notepad, and a cochlear implant. The middle glass contains a frog climbing up over the rim, reeds, a pliosaur, a DNA strand, curving walls made of rocks, and crystals. The third glass is tipping to the right as a small frog leaps out, and inside is a Stentrode array, brain, orbital engine, and living seawall

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Noninvasive rival: ‘stentrode that can be slid into a brain’s blood vessel… patients with paralysis were already using it to navigate web… and send WhatsApp’Noninvasive rival: ‘stentrode that can be slid into a brain’s blood vessel… patients with paralysis were already using it to navigate web… and send WhatsApp’

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Brain computer interface human trials: Meet the “Stentrode” stent-electrode brain implant diabeticfootonline.c...

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A cartoon of a brown and white Border Collie dog digging in dirt (left) alongside a woman in a high-vis shirt digging in the dirt with a trowel and bucket (right)

A cartoon infographic showing the cross-section of a pot (top left), a fire built up from tall sticks containing rounded pots and surrounded by rocks with text underneath that reads "Open fires can produce uneven firing" (bottom left), and three cross-section segments of pottery showing a dark brown unfired segment (top right), an evenly fired segment that is orange throughout with equal heat waves across it (middle right) and an unevenly fired segment with a central dark brown (unfired) core and orange around the edges (bottom right)

A digital illustration with white lines on a black background of three pint glasses arranged left to right, each containing a frog and multiple objects. The left glass shows the underside of a frog inside the glass, a satellite, a notepad, a circuit board attached to three devices, and a cochlear implant. The middle glass contains a frog at the top resting on the rim, reeds, a pliosaur, a strand of DNA, a curved fish trap made of rocks, and crystals. The right glass contains a striped frog leaping into it with a splash, a Stentrode electrode array, a brain, an orbital engine, and a Living Seawalls segment made up of patterned hexagons

A digital illustration of a skull (facing right) and upper spine, showing the branching paths of the external carotid artery extending up from the clavicle and spreading across the jaw and skull (shown in red)