Synchron BCI

We would like you to join our community and learn more about how brain-computer interfaces are designed and developed, and how they might provide benefit to people with limited mobility.

Think. Click. Connect.

Recent breakthroughs in the field of neurotechnology are providing exciting new possibilities for families affected by motor impairment.

The technology is designed to decipher the neural code of the brain and find new ways to restore motor intent to control digital devices.

Brain-computer interface (BCI) technology

is one such innovation that is increasingly showing promise in restoring independence by allowing people with motor impairment to use their own thoughts to control digital devices and complete tasks of daily living.

From answering texts and emails to accessing banking and other online services, BCI represents a genuinely exciting frontier for persons with disability and their families.

Brain-computer interface (BCI) technology

is one such innovation that is increasingly showing promise in restoring independence by allowing people with motor impairment to use their own thoughts to control digital devices and complete tasks of daily living.

From answering texts and emails to accessing banking and other online services, BCI represents a genuinely exciting frontier for persons with disability and their families.

With research opportunities both underway and planned for the months ahead, Synchron is eager to share the latest developments and opportunities with those interested in the emerging technology and how it can make a difference in the lives of people with motor impairment.

Synchron invites all who share our commitment and passion — people with motor impairment, caregivers, healthcare providers, advocacy organizations and allies — to strengthen and grow our community of those dedicated to this important medical pursuit.

Sign up to receive Synchron’s updates on future BCI initiatives and the potential capabilities they may bring to persons with disability.

How Brain-Computer Interface (BCI) Technology is Evolving to Make a Difference

We would like you to join our community and learn more about how brain-computer interfaces are designed and developed, and how they might provide benefit to people with limited mobility.

Think. Click. Connect.

With research opportunities both underway and planned for the months ahead, Synchron is eager to share the latest developments and opportunities with those interested in the emerging technology and how it can make a difference in the lives of people with motor impairment.

We know that many of you share our excitement about this innovative and emerging BCI technology, and we invite you to connect with Synchron today.

We know that many of you share our excitement about this innovative and emerging BCI technology and we invite you to connect with Synchron today.