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Revolutionary Non-Invasive BCI Transforms Thought-Controlled Technology

10/4/2025

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The Precision Neuroscience brain-computer interface (BCI) can operate without invasive surgery, per Nature Biomedical Engineering.
The Layer 7 electrode array, FDA-approved, enables thought-based device control.
Five patients in a preclinical study showed high-resolution brain signals.
Over 50 patients have since received the device for typing and robotic control, with InBrain Neuroelectronics and Synchron advancing BCI toward a $400 billion market.

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The Precision Neuroscience brain-computer interface (BCI) can operate without invasive surgery, per Nature Biomedical Engineering.
The Layer 7 electrode array, FDA-approved, enables thought-based device control.
Five patients in a preclinical study showed high-resolution brain signals.
Over 50 patients have since received the device for typing and robotic control, with InBrain Neuroelectronics and Synchron advancing BCI toward a $400 billion market.