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Cala kIQ Plus: The First Wearable Neurostimulator With Multiple Waveform Modes Goes National

The FDA-cleared Cala kIQ Plus is now available across the US: the first wearable with multiple stimulation waveform modes for action hand tremor.

Biohacking

Battery-Free Brain Implant Leaves the Lab: ABILITY Neurotech's ALS Trial

ABILITY Neurotech's optical-link BCI received approval for chronic home use in ALS patients — the first time this class of device moves from controlled demonstrations to real-world daily use.

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Inbrain's Graphene Brain Interface: First Human Trial Results Signal a New Class of Neural Device

Inbrain's graphene cortical interface completed its first 8-patient human trial with no device-related adverse events — a safety milestone for a neural recording technology designed to be thinner and more biocompatible than conventional silicon.

Biohacking

Sensory Stimulation Architecture: Cognito's $105M Cognitive Longevity Play

Cognito Therapeutics secures $105M to advance its non-invasive sensory stimulation therapy, marking a shift in Alzheimer's treatment architecture from chemical to electrical intervention.

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Gamma-Band Modulation: The Hardware-Software Convergence in Cognitive Longevity

Analyzing the Spectris platform's use of sensory-driven gamma oscillations to preserve neural architecture and cognitive function.

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