MedTech Dive March 13, 2024
Nick Paul Taylor

The collaborators aim to resolve the clinical, regulatory, coverage and payment questions facing developers of the devices.

Dive Brief:

  • Mass General Brigham has created a collaborative community to accelerate the development of implantable brain-computer interface (BCI) devices.
  • The group, which Mass General Brigham disclosed Monday, brings BCI experts together with the Food and Drug Administration and other organizations to develop harmonized approaches to the technology.
  • The collaborators aim to resolve the clinical, regulatory, coverage and payment questions facing developers of BCIs and thereby try to improve patient access to the technology.

Dive Insight:

BCI is a technology that receives and interprets brain signals and then translates them into commands to carry out a specific action. The technology is...

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