Scott Kirsner takes a look at the BrainGate Company, a Boston and L.A.-based startup working on software that would allow quadriplegics to control computers with their thoughts. The BrainGate Co. was created by former Brown researcher Jeff Stibel from the remnants of Foxborough-based CyberKinetics Neurotechnology Systems.
The startup is working on the same brain-computer interface technology as Braingate2, the Brown University/Mass General project featured on Sunday’s night’s 60 Minutes.
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