Synchron, which was founded in 2016 by neurologist Dr. Tom Oxley, is a biomedicine outfit that's exploring an endovascular approach to connecting devices to the human brain.

This universal Human Interface Device (HID) differs from a mouth-operated joystick because it has air pressure sensors instead of buttons.

If you prefer your human interface device to be larger, louder, and more trombone-shaped we also have a trombone-based HID for those who play the game Trombone Champ.

“This marks a defining moment for human-device interaction. BCI is more than an accessibility tool, it’s a next-generation interface layer,” said Dr. Tom Oxley, CEO and Co-Founder, Synchron.

NEW YORK, August 04, 2025--Synchron Debuts First Thought-Controlled iPad Experience Using Apple’s New BCI Human Interface Device Protocol ...

This moment follows Apple’s announcement in May of a new BCI Human Interface Device (BCI HID) input protocol. With the new protocol, Apple’s operating systems can leverage brain signals as a ...

The first human brain-computer interface by Paradromics was completed in 20 minutes, featuring microelectrodes to help paralyzed individuals control computers with thoughts.

On Wednesday, Tobii revealed a new USB human interface device, or HID. Eye-tracking is already incorporated within Windows 10, and the new USB-approved HID is expected to garner larger acceptance ...

I just received my new EnduraPro keyboard today and was initially testing it on my laptop (Vista Business SP1 32-bit) where all was fine. I then transferred it to my desktop, running Vista64 ...