Medical Design and Outsourcing | How the Utah Array is advancing BCI science

The American Association for the Advancement of Science (AAAS) and Blackrock Neurotech announced today the first-ever brain-computer interface (BCI) art exhibit, to be displayed at AAAS headquarters in Washington, D.C. The BCI Exhibit will feature works created by patients with paralysis using thought-to-cursor implantable brain-computer interface technology made possible by Blackrock.

Blackrock Neurotech announced today that it revealed its Neuralace next-generation neural interface for brain-computer interface (BCI) technology.

The Sunday Times’ tech correspondent Danny Fortson brings on Marcus Gerhardt, chief executive of Blackrock Neurotech, to talk about his […]

By Tami Freeman Sumner Norman, chief neuroscientist at AE Studio, talks to Tami Freeman about the company’s work in brain–computer […]

By Sean Whooley Blackrock Neurotech, BrainGate, ClearPoint Neuro, Neuralink, Synchron and more race to bring brain-computer interface (BCI) tech to […]

By Jake Mainwaring Brain-computer interfacing (BCI) is like something out of a sci-fi movie. The idea of hooking up a […]

By Emily Mullin NATHAN COPELAND CONSIDERS himself a cyborg. The 36-year-old has lived with a brain-computer interface for more than […]

By Adam Rogers  For years — decades, even — news accounts and scientific journals have featured videos of human beings […]

By Conn Hastings Blackrock Neurotech, a medtech company based in Salt Lake City, has pioneered an array of brain-computer interface […]