First Endovascular Neural Interface Eyed By New Firm Synchron

The company launched in Silicon Valley on April 21 with plans to develop a device that can be delivered to the brain with a catheter to record neuron signals that might be used to control an advanced prosthetic.

Newly launched Synchron says it will leverage a novel technology for implanting a neural-recording device in the brain on its mission to develop the world's first endovascular neural interface to power robotic limbs.

The Silicon Valley-headquartered company announced its existence April 21 with a seasoned neurovascular device industry veteran, Martin Dieck, as its...

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