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The underlying principle is relatively straightforward. Synchron’s technology detects neural signals related to attempted movement—essentially, the brain's electrical signals when a person thinks about moving. These signals are captured by antennas within the stentrode and transmitted wirelessly, allowing users to execute commands on their devices.
Users can perform simple actions, such as clicking, simply through focused thought or intention. This capability provides significant autonomy to individuals who may have lost the ability to control devices due to paralysis.