Precision

The brain-computer interface that will change everything

Introducing

The first high-bandwidth digital connection with the brain achieved without harm.

OUR FIRST APPLICATION

Today, our system is designed to help people with paralysis operate digital devices using only their thoughts.

A LEAP FORWARD IN HEALTHCARE

Restoring independence and connection for millions

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“I want to have a conversation in the sun.”

Former Hospitality Manager, Living with ALS

Desiree Pascale

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“I want to sketch my next fashion collection.”

Fashion Designer and CEO, Living with Transverse Myelitis

Sonia Vera

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“I want innovation that is also inclusive and dignifying.”

Advocacy Programs Manager and Mental Health Practitioner, Former Professional Dancer, Spinal Cord Injury Survivor

Marcus Johnson

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“I want to talk about boy drama with my daughter.”

Former Hospitality Manager, Living with ALS

Desiree Pascale

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“I want to take more pictures for my platform.”

Actor and Model, Living with Cerebral Palsy and Spastic Quadriplegia

Lauren Grier

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“I want to get my mechanical engineering degree.”

Aspiring Engineer, Spinal Cord Injury Survivor

Denny Clancy

DESIGNED TO SCALE

Soon, it will expand to more regions of the brain—enabling new possibilities for treatment and discovery.

CLINICAL PARTNERS

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LAYER 7 IN USE

Built for human impact

510(k)

FDA clearance for the Layer 7 cortical interface

95+

Implanted clinical study patients

15+

Active hospital partners

Demonstrated control of computers and robotics

Designed to be removable and upgradable, without damaging the brain

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