[New] Several firms are now set to take brain-computer interface, or BCI, from the experimental stage to commercial usage more than 20 years after researchers first demonstrated that a person could move a computer cursor with their thoughts.
Yahoo News
[New] More than two decades after researchers first demonstrated that a person could move a computer cursor with their thoughts, several firms are poised to take the brain-computer interface (BCI) from experimental curiosity to commercial product.
KPBS
[New] Private companies represent high-growth potential, led by Neuralink (valued at $5 B with IPO expected in 2-3 years), Synchron, and other startups developing breakthrough technologies that could revolutionize everything from prosthetics to whole-brain interfaces.
Brian D. Colwell
[New] Brain drain is a serious concern as a lack of funding could drive young people out of the sciences in the first place.
PharmaVOICE
[New] Deep learning models, such as Convolutional Neural Networks (CNN) and Long Short-Term Memory (LSTM) networks, have demonstrated significant potential in capturing complex patterns within large datasets, enhancing the precision of fragmentation predictions.
SpringerLink
[New] Neuralink could use its surgical robot to insert its implant into the deeper regions in a person's brain.
Economic Times
[New] In the future, brain devices using similar technology could allow paralyzed people to move or walk.
Economic Times
[New] Apple is developing technology that will allow users to control iPhones, iPads, and Vision Pro headsets with their brain signals, marking a major step toward hands-free, thought-driven device interaction.
eWeek
[New] The brain drain phenomenon, where highly skilled professionals migrate seeking better opportunities, can significantly impact public health in source countries like Nepal.
BioMed Central
[New] The University of Michigan will receive $19m of the total grant to develop brain implants that can detect and interpret brain signals.
Open Access Government
Beyond medical applications, Neuralink hopes its technology will lay the foundation for a comprehensive integration between the human brain and artificial intelligence, enhancing human brain capabilities.
EqualOcean
Apple has partnered with Synchron, a brain-computer interface (BCI) company, to create a brain implant that will allow users to control their iPhone, iPad, or Apple Vision Pro without gesture or voice input.
GIGAZINE
The iPhone maker has developed a new standard with Synchron that will allow the BCI to pair with Apple's operating system, allowing users to control the ecosystem products directly using brain signals.
Gadgets 360
Findings demonstrate ATYR 2810's anti-tumor activity and increased survival in a model of glioblastoma multiforme, a primary form of brain cancer.
pipelinereview
Brain-Computer Interfaces (BCI): The Brain-Computer Interface (BCI) space is anticipated to have a breakthrough year in 2025, with at least two startups projected to secure VC rounds exceeding $100 million.
Walletinvestor.com
Advancements in brain-computer interfaces (BCI) will enable direct human-agent interaction, opening new frontiers for AI-enhanced cognition and decision-making.
Frontiers
By interpreting brain signals, Neuralink function could help restore lost functions or provide alternative communication channels.
Patient9.com
The UK's AI sector faces a brain drain as top talent gravitates toward better-funded opportunities in the US and China.
Mirage News
A hybrid deep learning model consisting of Convolutional Neural Networks (CNN) and Long Short-Term Memory networks was employed to predict future irradiance patterns, thereby enabling proactive solar tracking control.
Nature
Apple is working on brain-computer interfaces for its products People with brain implants could one day use them to control their devices.
MIT Technology Review
In a groundbreaking move, Apple Inc. has announced its foray into brain-computer interfaces, unveiling a technology that could redefine how humans interact with devices.
Cord Cutters News
Apple (AAPL, Financial) is exploring groundbreaking technology that could allow people to operate their iPhones using neural signals detected by brain implants.
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Last updated: 06 July 2025
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