3D illustration of neurons firing in the brain

Connecting

the Human

Brain

What if we could restore or enhance

function using the power of advanced computing and AI?

What if we could restore or enhance function using the power of advanced computing and AI?  

Our direct data interface makes it possible.

THE MISSION

Enabling

connection

We are building a high data-rate brain computer interface (BCI) to provide technology solutions for people with neurological and brain-related conditions. Our first clinical application will help severely motor-impaired people communicate, enabling social connection and restoring independence.

An image of a cortical module
THE PRODUCT

Connexus®

Direct DatA

Interface

  • Fast, robust BCI for advanced capabilities

  • Direct access to individual neural signals

  • AI-enabled neural signal interpretation

  • Designed for user-friendly, long-term use

Hand holding the Paradromics Cortical Module for scale
Detailed render of the Paradromics Cortical Module

DDI is the future of brain tech

A brain computer interface (BCI) gathers neural signals from the brain and translates them into useful digital data.

A direct data interface (DDI) is a BCI that senses the action potentials of individual neurons, providing the high resolution and data rate needed for the most transformative, advanced applications.

DDI measures the action potential of individual neurons in the brain
FIRST APPLICATION

A fundamental human need

People with motor impairment caused by ALS, spinal cord injury, or stroke may struggle to speak or use a computer. Many rely on slow, frustrating gaze-tracking systems. This impedes their ability to meet basic needs, to maintain social connections, and to engage independently with digital devices.

The Connexus Direct Data Interface will enable motor-impaired people to communicate and independently use a computer by translating their neural signals into synthesized speech, text, and cursor control.

Motor impaired patient using the Connexus DDI system and a computer to communicate with his caregiver
WHAT'S NEXT

New

treatments

&

Connexus DDI will enhance the lives of millions of people like this couple seated on a couch

beyond

Image of doctor in white room

One in three people suffer from a neurological condition or injury. Treatments are often nonexistent or insufficient.

With the brain in direct communication with digital devices, we can leverage technology to revolutionize treatments for conditions ranging from sensory and motor deficits to mood disorders.

While our system will first help motor-impaired people communicate, our massively scalable platform will drive expanding capabilities to enhance the lives of millions of people.

Are you a patient or caregiver that would like to learn more about the applications of the Paradromics technology? Join the Paradromics Community to connect with our clinical team.

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Have any questions or want

to learn more?

Reach out to our team, and we'll be in touch.