Paradromics completes first-in-human recording with Connexus BCI — reports record-breaking data rates
Summary
Paradromics announced completion of first-in-human neural recording with the Connexus Brain-Computer Interface in late 2025, reporting record-breaking neural data rates that exceed competing systems. The Connexus is designed for high-bandwidth recording from thousands of neurons simultaneously, targeting speech restoration through richer neural signal acquisition than current clinical BCIs. CEO Matt Angle stated the data rates substantially exceeded those achievable with existing human BCI systems.
Why it matters
Record neural data rates from a first-in-human recording validate Paradromics' core technical thesis that high bandwidth is the key differentiator for natural speech restoration. More channels and higher data rates mean richer neural signals from which speech can be decoded — the fundamental advantage Paradromics has been building toward since 2015.
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