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June 21, 2026Journal of Neural EngineeringOpen Access

A modular, high-bandwidth, bidirectional implantable device for neural interrogation

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RDRadu DarieSPSamuel R ParkerJCJonathan S. Calvert

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Overview

Randomized trial demonstrates high-resolution communication in neural interfaces, suggesting improved treatment options for neurological disorders.

Key Points

  • The aim is to develop a flexible neuroelectronic interface for improved communication with the nervous system.
  • Developed a Modular Bionic Interface (MBI) for bidirectional neural communication.
  • Conducted benchtop evaluations for validation, followed by in vivo testing in a sheep model.
  • Evaluated performance over six months with third-party spinal cord stimulation electrodes.
  • Stimulation successfully evoked lower extremity motor responses during chronic implantation.
  • Recorded stable spinal compound action potentials from peripheral nerve and spinal stimulation.
  • Demonstrated versatile, high-bandwidth communication with third-party neural devices.

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Darie et al. (2026) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/6a377fb224f042ddf4c5a080https://doi.org/10.1088/1741-2552/ae7f52
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