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BCI Pioneer (and 2024 B-CRATOS Webinar participant) Ian Burkhart has recently co-authored a comprehensive review of clinical trials for implantable BCI in Nature Reviews Bioengineering! Importantly, Ian and his co-authors not only review the history of BCI trials, but provide valuable insights regarding a pathway forward regarding patient ethics, a need for BCI standards, diversity […]
At Uppsala Cultural Night 2024, held on 14th September 2024, at the Anatomical Theatre in Gustavianum, Assoc. Prof. Robin Augustine from Uppsala University participated alongside other ongoing biomedical engineering researchers. He engaged with the public, presenting the B-CRATOS project and several questions and interesting discussions followed. Here you can find more information about the event: https://www.uu.se/vetenskapsomrade/teknik-och-naturvetenskap/nyheter/arkiv/2024-09-25-manga-ville-se-framtidens-reservdelsmanniska-pa-kulturnatten […]
Between 1 and 4 September 2024, the 10th IEEE International Conference on Biomedical Robotics and Biomechatronics held in Heidelberg, Germany. This conference aims to highlight the theoretical and practical challenges linked with the integration of robotics and mechatronics into medicine and biology. In particular, our colleague Robinson Guachi from Scuola Superiore Sant’Anna participated with the […]
On 12th September 2024, a free webinar will take place. Robin Augustine, coordinator of the B-CRATOS project, will deal with an important aspect of the project: Fat-IBC. Join us to explore how this cutting-edge research paves the way for advancements in biomedical engineering and personal health monitoring systems! You can find more information within the […]
In May 2024, the third B-CRATOS newsletter was published. Within these 6 articles you can: 🔸find more information about our last Consortium Meeting in LINKS Foundation 🔸 watch the entire version of our successful webinar on Clinical and User impacts on BCI with Paul Wanda (BlackRock Microsystems Europe), Mijail S.(Thomas Jefferson University in Philadelphia, Ian […]
In May 2024, we held our fourth in-person consortium meeting at LINKS Foundation in Turin. We shared updates and goals for each Work Package and discussed future plans for B-CRATOS. The meeting included general sessions, focused discussions on specific experiments and setups, and a tour of the LINKS Foundation. Over the two days, we had […]
On 20th June 2024 a webinar with John Donoghue, Professor of Neuroscience and Engineering at Brown University took place. Watch such an interesting discussion of Brain-Computer Interfaces’ background (BCI) to discover the impact on #healthcare and daily living! Not able to participate at it? Please find the replay here: Special webinar on BCI’s history with […]
The technology developed by B-CRATOS will have profound effects in several fields. In neuroprosthetics it bypasses damaged circuits in order to restore missing biological functions. It will also impact electroceuticals, Brain-Computer Interfaces and Virtual Reality.
B-CRATOS overcomes technological barriers of wireless brain↔machine↔body communication, and represents the beginning of a paradigm shift in how signals can be sent to restore function and empower individuals.
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