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Paradromics Makes History with First Human Brain-Computer Implant

6/3/2025

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Paradromics has made a groundbreaking leap in neurotechnology by implanting its Connexus brain-computer interface in a human for the first time on May 14 at the University of Michigan. This pioneering procedure, performed during epilepsy surgery, showcased the device's safety and its capacity to capture neural activity. Excitingly, Paradromics is set to launch clinical trials later this year to explore the long-term effects of this innovative technology.

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Paradromics has made a groundbreaking leap in neurotechnology by implanting its Connexus brain-computer interface in a human for the first time on May 14 at the University of Michigan. This pioneering procedure, performed during epilepsy surgery, showcased the device's safety and its capacity to capture neural activity. Excitingly, Paradromics is set to launch clinical trials later this year to explore the long-term effects of this innovative technology.