Rooted in UCLA research, self-organizing systems provide energy-efficient, local complement to cloud computing.

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Subsense, an AI-native neurotechnology company developing non-surgical, nanoparticle-based brain-computer interfaces (BCIs), has announced “a major expansion” of its AI-driven NanoBCI strategy, ...

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The venture capitalist continues to draw institutional backing across AI, defense, semiconductors, compute infrastructure and healthcare technologies, with investments including Agility Robotics, ...

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Helping people speak through brain-chip interfaces. Developing small nuclear reactors. Creating a foundation for AI ...

Nicholas Hatsopoulos: As soon as you now want to interact with the real physical world and grab things and touch things and ...

Paolo Ardoino discusses big bets on Neura and Generative Bionics, and why it makes sense for robots to carry wallets.

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A new brain-computer interface (BCI) is the first to translate both speech and movement with a single device that reads data from implants.

Paradromics' first brain-computer interface study participant was able to choose her own words and answer open-ended ...