Worldwide, more than 4 million people are diagnosed each year with "Locked-in syndrome" - a condition in which patients are fully conscious but unable to move or communicate due to severe neurological disorders or trauma. The company has developed a wireless implantable Brain-computer interface, the world's first medical device that translates brain signals into commands for external digital devices. The company will first enable communication for patients with locked-in syndrome and then enable more patients to operate external digital devices such as computers and assistive devices. This breakthrough technology enables patients to perform activities independently, giving them renewed dignity and autonomy in their daily lives.