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Coming Soon to Apple Devices: Brain Control Accessibility Features
- Apple partnered with Australian startup Synchron to integrate brain-computer interface technology into iPhones, iPads, and Vision Pro headsets for users with motor impairments.
- This collaboration follows Synchron's development of the Stentrode, a minimally invasive brain implant that translates brain signals into digital commands controlling devices without physical input.
- The system enables users with conditions like ALS or spinal cord injuries to operate Apple devices using thought alone through Apple's Switch Control and Personal Voice accessibility features.
- Synchron’s CEO called BCI a “next-generation interface layer,” and the technology’s trials with Apple devices have demonstrated real-world utility, including ALS patients navigating Vision Pro in VR.
- Although a full commercial launch remains years away, controlled rollouts with trial participants are planned later this year, marking a significant step toward expanded accessibility and human-computer interaction.
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