Welcome
The Chen Frontier Lab for Applied Neurotechnology is focused on the interaction between the human brain and machines in order to improve and enrich the human experience. Our goal is to develop technology which is more precise and less invasive so it can be used broadly to help humanity.
Our projects range from early-stage ideas to technical or clinical validation and incubation. As implied in the diagram below, we are focused on building closed-loop platforms upon which we can help to assess and advance cognitive abilities for mass populations.
Beyond the Laboratory: Developing Neurotechnology Solutions for Mass Populations
Friday, Nov 10th 6:30pm-10pm
Interactions with the brain ...
Today, accurately measuring electrical activity in the brain to assess neurological health is a complicated affair involving expensive, ...
For thousands of years, people have recognized that music can exert powerful effects on a person’s affect. For example, music can change our ...
Frontier Lab
This BCI device could help doctors locate target areas in the brain more accurately during surgery and help paralyzed patients control robotic ...
NeuroXess
The most common ways to record from or to stimulate the brain use electrodes that are placed on the surface of the scalp, the surface of the ...
Synchron
The T&C Chen Brain-Machine Interface Center, led by Richard Andersen, Caltech's James G. Boswell Professor of Neuroscience is advancing work ...
T&C Brain Machine Interface Center, Caltech
Ultra-small, low-power devices create a platform to empower the future of bioelectronic medicine and transform how the world monitors and treats ...
iota Biosciences