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Neural Interfaces

3 articles on neural interfaces from the NeuroGenesys Research Desk, newest first. Every claim is linked to its source.

  1. A tall gate of cyan and violet light points with an amber balance-scale crossbeam stands on a wet night-time salt flat under the Milky Way, a thin stream of light slowing as it passes through
    • 6 min read

    Brain implants decode well enough now. The fight is over who pays.

    This autumn brought a $250 million US round, a RMB 700 million Chinese one, and the first US billing codes for brain-computer interfaces. Regulatory class, durability evidence and payment now decide who reaches patients first.

  2. Threads of light rising from points scattered across a night-time salt flat and meeting at a single bright point in the sky
    • 3 min read

    A speech implant drops its four-hour rule: reading Connect-One's first months.

    The FDA has opened Paradromics' study to candidates nationwide. One participant is now talking through the device, and the hard evidence is still to come.

  3. A curved sheet of countless points of light joined by fine filaments across the night sky, above a lone figure on a salt flat
    • 8 min read

    The 4,096-electrode era: where brain-computer interfaces stand today.

    Channel counts are scaling like the early days of Moore's law — and the bottleneck is shifting from hardware to decoding.

Leadership

A word from the founder — on why the brain is the blueprint, and why the next decade of intelligence will be built here.

"The brain is the universe's only proof that general intelligence is possible. We treat it as the blueprint."

From cortical interfaces to photonic silicon, every program at NeuroGenesys exists to answer one question: how does intelligence arise — and how do we build it safely.

Will Schulz

Will Schulz

Founder, NeuroGenesys • AW3 Technology