We've built the worlds most accessible brain-computer interface.
A device built for clean signal, a personal model that learns your brain, and an AI platform to build with it.
This is Kyma.
Preorders for our founding batch are now open.
Introducing the Precision Brain Atlas: high-resolution neural recordings from 70 patients across 12 academic medical centers. A growing resource for studying human neural function- and a step toward a Whole-Brain Interface.
@satpugnet Your brother has reacted how 99% of people do when they first start hearing about neurotech or neuroAI. The hardest to part is explaining to the general public why it’s important or impactful, which is something very few have cracked
The human brain is approaching its ChatGPT moment.
I spent 6 months writing Phase Lock: a manifesto on how brain computer interfaces can help align AI and preserve human agency.
If you only ever read one thing from me, read this.
We’re excited to share a long-awaited public demo of full computer cursor control from brain signals, in a @neuralink-style demonstration, but entirely non-invasive. No surgery, implants, or eye-tracking.
This is Atlas™, @SynaptrixAI's non-invasive brain-computer interface platform, made possible by treating EEG decoding as a frontier AI problem and investing deeply in the models, data, and hardware needed to push the field forward.
Our capabilities have progressed dramatically over the past year, and we believe non-invasive systems can approach the capabilities currently associated with implanted BCIs very soon!
The goal for Atlas™ is much bigger than cursor control. We are building toward restoring communication and mobility for people with severe disabilities, from computer access and wheelchair control to prosthetic arms, legs, and other assistive systems.
No implants or surgery. Just the brain controlling machines.
We believe disability can become a solved problem.
Learn more about what we’re building at Synaptrix! https://t.co/fE2ahl7gej
Whenever I tell someone I work on brain-computer interfaces, the reply is almost always:
"Wait, isn't that already solved?"
EEG has been around for a century. Neuralink is in people.
So what exactly is left?
A thread on what the BCI problem really is 🧵 (1/n)
Flow Neuroscience got FDA approval for the tDCS device which treats Drug Resistant Depression.
Check out the interview with their CSO, Daniel Mansson
https://t.co/DDI9YEpjja