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One million neurons Brain-Computer Interface connection targets 2021 clinical trials
Recording from large numbers of neurons is essential if engineers are ever to create a seamless, high-throughput data link between the human brain and computers, including to restore lost senses.
Paradromics wants to use the high bandwidth brain computer interface to cure blindness, deafness, paralysis, ALS, and amputation. Paradromics Neuroscience Research System would redefine "large–scale" by offering over 65,000, 32 kHz microwire electrodes for massively–parallel neural recordings. The system would be capable of handling over ~ 8 gigabits per second of raw data generated by the sensor. It can simultaneously store the data to disk and show a real–time preview of the data.