The first wireless brain-computer interface (BCI) system proved successful in human trials, allowing men with paralysis to control a table with their mind and without being tethered to a transmitter.

Researchers at Brown University have succeeded in creating the first wireless, implantable, rechargeable, long-term brain-computer interface. The wireless BCIs have been implanted in pigs and ...

Elon Musk's Neuralink has successfully implanted a wireless brain chip in a paralyzed patient, Noland Arbaugh, enabling him ...

Recently, researchers at BrainGate — an organization developing brain-computer interfaces (BCI) to aid individuals suffering from neurological disorders and paralysis — have successfully ...

A few paralyzed patients could soon be using a wireless brain-computer interface able to stream their thought commands as quickly as a home Internet connection. After more than a decade of ...

A new wireless brain implant could be an important step toward technology that lets people with mobility problems control a computer or wheelchair with their thoughts. The implant was developed by ...

For the first time, BrainGate clinical trial participants with tetraplegia have demonstrated use of an intracortical wireless Brain-computer interfaces (BCI) with an external wireless transmitter.

This is the transmitter called Brown Wireless Device (BWD) used in the experiment. Battery life is 36 hours, and 200 electrodes record 48 megabits of brain signals per second.

Stable recordings enable ‘plug-and-play’ control of brain–computer interface By minimizing power consumption, the BWD battery lasts up to 36 hr, enabling a participant’s brain activity to be recorded ...

Neuroscience New Brain-Computer Interface Enables Wireless Communication Autonomous “neurograins” able to wirelessly record activity in a living brain. Posted September 9, 2021 | Reviewed by ...