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Synchron

Brain computer interface company

Synchron is a clinical-stage neurovascular bioelectronics medicine company. The company has pioneered an interventional neuromodulation platform and is developing the world’s first minimally-invasive motor neuroprosthesis, the Stentrode. The company is also developing endovascular neuromodulation solutions for the potential treatment of Parkinson’s disease, epilepsy, depression and hypertension, among other disorders.

July-2022: Bloomberg reported that Synchron implanted a device into the brain of an ALS patient at Mount Sinai West medical center on July 6,. 


Visit website: https://www.synchronmed.com/

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Details last updated 11-Nov-2020

People at Synchron

Peter Yoo

Senior Director, Neuroscience at Synchron

Max Hodak

CEO of Science and investor in Synchron

Thomas Oxley

CEO of Synchron, Co-head Vascular Bionics laboratory at the University of Melbourne

Synchron News

Synchron's breakthrough: paralyzed man uses brain to control Apple device

Synchron's breakthrough: paralyzed man uses brain to control Apple device

Silicon UK - 01-Aug-2024

ALS patient becomes first to use apple vision pro with BCI implant

Synchron's BCI device offers new hope for communication in paralyzed patients

Synchron's BCI device offers new hope for communication in paralyzed patients

IEEE Spectrum - 20-Dec-2023

Non-invasive neural device leads via blood vessel while Neuralink awaits human trials

Synchron’s brain implant that helps turn thoughts into text

Synchron’s brain implant that helps turn thoughts into text

CNBC - 18-Feb-2023

Stentrode is an endovascular electrode array implanted through the blood vessels

Synchron gets investment from Neuralink cofounder

Synchron gets investment from Neuralink cofounder

Futurism - 07-Feb-2022

Appears to be ahead in the race as already started human trials

Synchron helps paralysed patients control digital devices with thoughts alone

Synchron helps paralysed patients control digital devices with thoughts alone

MobiHealthNews - 29-Jul-2021

Implantable brain computer interface received FDA approval for human trials in US