
BrainGate2 Clinical Trial
A clinical study of implanted brain-computer interfaces for people with paralysis.

A clinical study of implanted brain-computer interfaces for people with paralysis.
BrainGate2 evaluates intracortical neural interfaces that can restore communication, mobility, and control of assistive technologies for people with paralysis. The study records neural activity through implanted microelectrode arrays and translates intended movement or speech into control signals for computers and assistive devices. Research sites investigate communication, cursor control, robotic manipulation, and other restoration goals under a clinical protocol. Participation is managed by the clinical team and does not imply therapeutic benefit. The trial is a central translational program for understanding the safety, feasibility, and performance of implanted neuroprosthetic systems.
Eligibility is determined by the BrainGate clinical team and trial protocol for adults with specified forms of paralysis or motor impairment at participating clinical sites.
Participation contributes to clinical evaluation of implanted neuroprosthetic systems intended to restore communication, mobility, and independence.
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BrainGate
A clinical research collaboration developing implanted neuroprosthetic systems to restore communication, mobility, and independence.
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