Neuroscience Research Division

PIONEERINGNEUROSCIENCE.

Six years of foundational research across motor decoding, sensory restoration, and adaptive stimulation — published in Nature, Science, and Cell.

147 PublicationsPhase II TrialsNature & Science38 Global PartnersNIH Funded
01 // Impact Metrics

Research Reach.

// PUBLICATIONS // TRIALS // PARTNERS // IP

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Peer-Reviewed Publications
Nature · Science · Cell · NEJM
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Active Clinical Trials
Phase II & III · 6 countries
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Research Partners
Universities & hospitals globally
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Patents Filed
Electrode design · Signal processing · AI decoding IP
02 // Milestones

Seven Years of
Discovery.

From founding concept to first-in-human implant — each milestone built on the last.

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Foundation
2019
2019 Q3

Company Founded

NeuralTech established in San Francisco with $12M seed funding from Andreessen Horowitz and Deep Mind Ventures. Core team of 8 neuroscientists and engineers.

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Breakthrough
2020
2020 Q2

First In-Vitro Proof of Concept

Demonstrated 97% spike sorting accuracy on synthetic neural data using our proprietary transformer architecture — 4× better than prior state of the art.

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Hardware
2021
2021 Q4

NeuralLink Array v1.0

64-channel polymer electrode array cleared for acute animal studies. Published in Nature Neuroscience: "Ultra-flexible cortical probes with sub-cellular resolution."

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Clinical
2023
2023 Q1

First Human Implant

IRB-approved first-in-human study with ALS patient. Achieved 14ms decode latency for cursor control — enabling 40 words/minute typing via neural intent alone.

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Regulatory
2024
2024 Q3

FDA Breakthrough Device

Received FDA Breakthrough Device Designation for motor BCI indication. Series B closed at $180M led by Google Ventures and Sequoia Capital.

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Commercial
2026
2026 Q2

CognitiveMesh Global Launch

Commercial launch of CognitiveMesh wireless hub across 14 clinical sites in North America and Europe. 312 patents filed. 147 peer-reviewed publications.

03 // Publications

FeaturedPapers.

147total peer-reviewed publications
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Ultra-flexible cortical probes with sub-cellular spatial resolution

Chen, M., Patel, R., Williams, S. et al.

Nature Neuroscience2021
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Transformer-based spike sorting achieves human-expert accuracy at 14ms

Park, J., Rodriguez, A., Thompson, K. et al.

Nature Methods2022
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First-in-human bidirectional BCI restores typing at 40 words/minute

Williams, S., Chen, M., Nguyen, T. et al.

New England Journal of Medicine2023
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Closed-loop neuromodulation suppresses epileptiform activity with 94% efficacy

Okafor, D., Martinez, L., Kim, H. et al.

Science Translational Medicine2024
04 // Global Collaborators
Johns Hopkins
Clinical Partner
MIT Media Lab
Research Partner
Mayo Clinic
Clinical Trial Site
Stanford HAI
AI Research
UCSF Weill
Neurology
ETH Zurich
Hardware

Collaborate on
the next breakthrough.

We actively seek research partnerships with institutions working on motor rehabilitation, sensory restoration, and brain-computer communication.

NIH R01 Grant Recipient · 2022–2027
research@neuraltech.io
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