FDA Approves Brain-Computer Interface for Paralysis Victims

Paradromics has received FDA approval to study its brain-computer interface, designed to help people with paralysis communicate. The technology aims to send text or synthesized speech through the brain-computer interface, allowing users to express themselves. This development follows multiple breakthrough device designations and regulatory approvals, despite CEO Matt Angle criticizing competitors like Neuralink and Synchron.

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