Rapoport Benjamin

Precision Neuroscience Corp. is developing the Layer 7 Cortical Interface, a brain-computer interface technology designed to provide a high-bandwidth, safe, and minimally invasive digital connection with the brain. The company is based in New York, NY. The device is ultra-thin, implanted beneath the scalp via a micro-slit incision, and conforms to the brain’s surface without penetrating or damaging tissue. It features 1,024 high-density electrodes on a small array, enabling precise, bidirectional neural communication by recording and stimulating brain activity in real time, translating thoughts into commands to control digital devices. The wireless system is designed for safe removal, replacement, and scalability, supporting multiple arrays to enhance brain coverage and functionality. The technology supports applications such as functional neural mapping, real-time decoding of speech and movement, and tumor margin visualization, and is used in clinical and research settings in collaboration with leading medical institutions. The company is working to provide treatments for neurological illness and is building a minimally invasive, safely removable brain–computer interface capable of processing large volumes of data. The company was founded by Benjamin Rapoport, Mark Hettick, Michael Mager, Papageorgiou Demetrios. The CEO is Michael Mager.

Develops and manufactures brain-computer interfaces for people