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Paradromics Wins FDA Approval to Let Patients Use Personal Devices With Its BCI

Medical Economics8/26/2026ยท3d ago๐ŸŒ USA

Summary

Paradromics received an FDA approval letter expanding which computing devices patients can use with its investigational Connexus brain-computer interface, within the ongoing Connect-One Early Feasibility Study. Previously limited to company-provided hardware, the approval lets patients connect personal laptops, tablets, and phones through Convey, the system that translates decoded neural intent into device control, without requiring separate FDA sign-off for each device type. CEO Matt Angle framed the move as a step toward a BCI that "moves with the user rather than tethering him or her to a fixed computing environment."

Why it matters

Most implanted BCIs today are locked to proprietary, company-supplied computing hardware; extending compatibility to patients' own everyday devices is a meaningful step toward BCIs functioning as practical daily-use technology rather than lab-bound systems.

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