Blackrock Neurotech
Blackrock Neurotech develops advanced brain-computer interfaces (BCIs), including the MoveAgain BCI System for clinical use, enhancing patient independence through technology that enables high-speed typing and word decoding directly from thought.
About Blackrock Neurotech
Blackrock Neurotech specializes in the development of advanced brain-computer interfaces (BCIs). These cutting-edge devices are designed to facilitate communication and control for individuals with physical disabilities, enabling them to interact with technology and their environment through thought. The company's innovative BCI technology aims to significantly enhance the quality of life and independence of its users.
MoveAgain BCI System
Blackrock Neurotech offers the MoveAgain BCI System, a pioneering device intended for clinical use. This system is designed to assist patients by providing greater independence through direct brain control over various technologies. The MoveAgain BCI System allows users to perform tasks such as typing and controlling applications, contributing to a more autonomous lifestyle.
BCI Exhibit in Washington D.C.
Blackrock Neurotech hosted the first-ever BCI Exhibit in Washington D.C. This unique event showcased art created using the company's BCI technology, highlighting the creative potential unlocked by BCIs. The exhibit aimed to educate the public and demonstrate the broad applications of brain-computer interface technology in artistic expression.
Performance Capabilities of BCI Technology
Blackrock Neurotech's BCI technology has demonstrated impressive performance capabilities. Patients using these devices have achieved typing speeds of up to 90 characters per minute and can decode up to 62 words per minute purely from thought. These advancements underscore the potential of BCI technology in enhancing communication and efficiency for users.
Applications of BCI Technology
BCI technology developed by Blackrock Neurotech has a range of applications beyond basic communication. Patients have successfully used BCIs to play video games, utilize graphic design software like Photoshop, and even create paintings using brain-controlled robotic arms. These examples illustrate the versatility and practical benefits of BCI technology in everyday activities.
Neurotechnology in Research Labs
Blackrock Neurotech has supplied over 1,000 labs in world-renowned institutions with its industry-leading neurotechnology devices. These state-of-the-art tools are utilized by researchers to advance the understanding and applications of brain-computer interfaces, driving innovation and development in the field of neurotechnology.