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Neurodelphus

Neurotechnology
Ideas, reflections, proposals on developing wearable and implantable, synthetic and biological, neural technology to improve lives.


iBCI, Quadriplegia, Jedi Knights, and the Transhumanist Consumer Business Model
I do not think CMS can be restructured any time soon. However, if the community of physicians, scientists, regulators, and people living with these conditions can sculpt good legislation ideas, that they could hand it off to patient advocacy groups who would then press members of Congress (both Senate and House) to get a specific iBCI-coverage bill that ensured coverage based on function and biomarker not disease etiology payment of entire care pathway, not just device-one-a
Mijail Serruya
Oct 233 min read


Teaching AI Like Teaching a Child: Biologically-Grounded Medical Image Analysis
How hybrid biological-artificial intelligence systems could transform medical AI by learning the way humans do Part I: The Vision (TL;DR)...
Mijail Serruya
Oct 1119 min read


Functional Indications for Invasive Brain-Computer Interface Development: Ensuring Equitable Access Through Evidence-Based Eligibility Criteria
DRAFT WHITE PAPER: Prepared for the Implantable Brain-Computer Interface Collaborative Community (iBCI-CC) Executive Summary As invasive...
Mijail Serruya
Oct 1027 min read


Living Amplifiers & the Biological Internet: Building the Neural Merge Through Citizen Science
TL;DR: The Big Picture What if your brain could expand beyond your skull? Imagine living neural tissue—engineered "amplifiers" implanted at key brain hubs through minimally invasive burr holes—multiplexing and amplifying your neural signals. These biological interfaces communicate via both electrical contacts and ultrasonic transducers, linking your in-skull brain to: Ectopic neural tissue in your peritoneum (essentially an "abdominal brain") Thousands of brain organoids gr
Mijail Serruya
Oct 109 min read


The Case for Functional Indications in iBCI Development: Don't Leave Rare Disease Patients Behind
As invasive brain-computer interface (iBCI) companies race toward FDA approval, they face a critical strategic decision that will...
Mijail Serruya
Oct 57 min read


Building the Future of Pain Relief Care: A Financial and Strategic Analysis
A comprehensive blueprint for creating sustainable, evidence-based pain rehabilitation programs that serve patients, preserve surgical...
Mijail Serruya
Sep 2216 min read


The Neurorestoration Institute: A Manifesto for Transforming Neurological Care
Part I: The Vision - A New Paradigm for Neurological Recovery The Problem We Must Solve Millions of people live with neurological...
Mijail Serruya
Sep 106 min read


Entrainment, Extension, and Emergence: Investing in Living Neural Computation
What if the next leap in computing doesn’t come from faster GPUs or more efficient transformer models, but from a living system that...
Mijail Serruya
Aug 283 min read


The Neural Merge: Building True Brain-Computer Symbiosis
A roadmap for navigating the bandwidth bottleneck between biological and artificial intelligence Neural tissue and silicon firmware can...
Mijail Serruya
Aug 257 min read
We Can Only Live In A Matrix
"I have a queer sensation as if I am not here... As though I were half here and half not here." When Wilder Penfield's electrode touched...
Mijail Serruya
Aug 206 min read


The $10 Billion Question: Reimagining iBCI's Path to Market Transformation
TL;DR : With nearly $1 billion invested in implantable brain-computer interfaces, investors expect a 10x return on a $10 billion market....
Mijail Serruya
Aug 1820 min read
Transhumanism As An Obstacle to Humanism
I do not think it is possible to strip the discovery of new knowledge from the cultural and political context of which emerges, and I do...
Mijail Serruya
Aug 181 min read
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