NYC Brain Computer Startup Announces FDA Trial Before Elon Musk
Publication Title
BloombergPublication/Creation Date
July 28 2021Creators/Contributors
Sarah McBride (creator)Synchron Inc. (contributor)
Thomas Oxley (contributor)
J Mocco (contributor)
Mount Sinai Hospital (contributor)
Food And Drug Administration (FDA) (contributor)
Elon Musk (contributor)
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Magazine ArticlePersuasive Intent
InformationDiscursive Type
Responses To InventionsDescription
"A brain-computer interface company is entering clinical trials for its implants in the U.S., a big step toward getting the futuristic devices into more skulls to help treat conditions like paralysis.New York-based Synchron Inc. said it received permission from the Food and Drug Administration to test its device in human patients. The trial, known as an early feasibility study, is essential to proving the implants work safely and could one day be sold in the U.S."
HCI Platform
ImplantablesRelation to Body
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