SynSense releases a new generation of ultra-low power, high-throughput invasive brain computer interface chip
2026-01-19
SynSense and the Zurich Institute of Neuroinformatics (INI) have officially released a new generation of ultra-low power, high-throughput invasive brain computer interface chip solution. This solution adopts a globally unique event driven neural morphology architecture, which overcomes the energy efficiency problem of high-density neural signal acquisition and real-time processing. Compared with existing solutions such as Neuralink and Intan, the energy efficiency is improved by 10-100 times, providing a mass-produced and highly reliable hardware foundation for long-term implantable brain computer interface systems.
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