BrainBridge Neural Restoration
High-resolution brain-computer interfaces for motor function recovery
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Project Overview
About this Research
Johns Hopkins Applied Physics Lab is developing flexible graphene electrode arrays that decode motor intentions with millisecond precision. The team collaborates with rehabilitation clinicians and publishes firmware, safety protocols, and anonymized datasets so others can validate outcomes. Early trials demonstrate 95% task accuracy in robotic limb control for three patients.
Research Milestones
Clinical trial enrollment
Begin Phase 1 clinical trials with three new participants
Funding Progress
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$285
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