Max Hodak - Investing in Synchron
Making a neural interface requires accessing neural activity; the traditional approach involves removing part of the skull and placing electrodes onto or into the brain, something widely done today.1 However, drilling a hole through the skull and boring through brain tissue to access the required signals is a heavy lift for most applications. It really requires a lot of reward for the level of risk being taken. For some patients this trade-off makes sense, but it certainly is something that requires careful weighing.
Max Hodak - Investing in Synchron Max Hodak - Writings Investing in Synchron February 2022 Making a neural interface requires accessing neural activity; the traditional approach involves removing part of the skull and placing electrodes onto or into the brain, something widely done today. 1 However, drilling a hole through the skull and boring through brain tissue to access the required signals is a heavy lift for most applications. It really requires a lot of reward for the level of risk being taken. For some patients this trade-off makes sense, but it certainly is something that requires car
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