Overview
Synchron's Australian operations and clinical trial hub developed the Stentrode, a minimally invasive endovascular BCI implanted via a blood vessel without open brain surgery. Their device has enabled ALS patients to control computers and smartphones through motor imagery.
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Company details
Category
🧠 Brain-Computer Interfaces
Location
Melbourne, Australia
Funding
Series B · $75M
Website
synchron.comListed
2026-06-15
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