Tag: neuroprosthetics

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Research

Chinese paraplegic patient regains partial sensation and movement one year after world-first combined Beinao-1 BCI and brain-spine interface surgery

A paraplegic patient who in May 2025 became the world's first to simultaneously receive the invasive Beinao No.1 brain-computer interface and a temporally programmed spinal cord stimulation system has improved from complete to incomplete spinal cord injury (ASIA Grade A to ASIA Grade C) after one year of staged rehabilitation, the Xuanwu Hospital Capital Medical University team disclosed on 22 May 2026.

May 24

Industry News

UChicago Medicine joins Precision Neuroscience's clinical research network with Layer 7 sensorimotor partnership

Precision Neuroscience and UChicago Medicine announced on April 30 the launch of a clinical research partnership focused on AI-driven sensorimotor function and neuroprosthetics. The collaboration uses Precision's Layer 7 Cortical Interface, the FDA 510(k)-cleared high-density microelectrode array, and is the second material Precision institutional move of 2026, following the company's January integration with Medtronic's StealthStation surgical navigation system.

Apr 30

Research

Northwestern Prints Artificial Neurons That Fire Action Potentials Into Live Brain Tissue

A Mark Hersam-led team at Northwestern has demonstrated aerosol-jet-printed neuromorphic devices that generate biologically realistic voltage spikes and trigger responses in mouse cerebellum slices, a first for printed electronics and a potential route to lower-cost, flexible neural interfaces.

Apr 22

Research

Living Rat Neurons Learn to Generate Complex Signals in Real-Time Reservoir Computing First

Tohoku University researchers trained cultured rat cortical neurons to produce sine waves, square waves, and chaotic Lorenz attractors using closed-loop FORCE learning, demonstrating that biological neural networks can serve as computational resources.

Apr 6

Research

Self-Healing Hydrogel Makes Neuromorphic Prosthetics Resilient to Body's Chaos

A new iontronic reservoir built from self-healing hydrogel creates neuromorphic prostheses that can withstand the unpredictable physiological environment inside the human body.

Mar 10

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