A New Generation of Brain-Computer Interface | Guy Eichler

Elon Musk's Neuralink Successfully Implants Brain-Computer Interface in Human Patient

CAREER: Ultrasound Brain-Computer Interface

Imagine if there was some technology that allowed people to interact with their environment using only their thoughts. At Holland Bloorview, the Clinical Brain-computer Interface (BCI) Program is helping to unlock a world of possibility by providing independence for children and youth with disabilities. Your gift today supports 2X the programs to help kids develop social skills & resilience. Donate today! https://bit.ly/4bcnR7u | Holland Bloorview Kids Rehabilitation Hospital

Brain-computer interface study wins a top national clinical research award

The Clinical Brain-Computer Interface (BCI) Program empowers participants to do things like painting, playing music or driving a race car around a track—using only the power of their mind. These seemingly simple experiences provide moments of joy for clients and their families, allowing them to connect to each other in a whole new way. For kids like Zen, Holland Bloorview has "helped us to better communicate with our son by using cutting-edge technology for our son’s day-to-day communication. li

A hair-thin silicon chip changing brain-computer interface design | Electronic Specifier

Why I volunteered for brain-computer interface research | Scott Imbrie | TEDxNorthwesternU | Giacomo Valle

Through donor-supported brain-computer interface research, clinicians and scientists are exploring new ways to help children with neurological disabilities connect and engage with the world. When innovation is designed for kids — and backed by community — the possibilities are endless. https://ow.ly/3IQe50XNsvA | Alberta Children's Hospital Foundation