# Fully Implantable Brain–Computer Interface ## Definition Interface hardware is designed for implantation as a complete neural acquisition and communication system. The article identifies the category within Paradromics' clinical development. ## Regional role Neural acquisition, decoding, bandwidth, and latency determine what a person can communicate or control through an interface. The article distinguishes implantable cortical hardware, peripheral interfaces, and non-invasive semantic reconstruction. Medical restoration is the present purpose of the named clinical systems; broader human–machine applications follow as architectural possibilities with their own requirements. ## Relationships - **technical or institutional context:** [[wiki/Paradromics Connexus|Paradromics Connexus]]. - **technical or institutional context:** [[wiki/Connect-One|Connect-One]]. - **regional master router:** [[wiki/Austin Defense Technology|Austin Defense Technology]]. - **source article:** [[articles/How Austin Became a Different Kind of Defense Tech Epicenter|How Austin Became a Different Kind of Defense Tech Epicenter]]. - **civilian supplier and participation economy:** [[collections/The Civilian Intelligence Marketplace|The Civilian Intelligence Marketplace]]. - **intelligence architecture:** [[collections/Terrorism, Counterterrorism, and the Intelligence Environment|Terrorism, Counterterrorism, and the Intelligence Environment]]. ## Sources / Provenance - [[articles/How Austin Became a Different Kind of Defense Tech Epicenter#Cognition: Machines That Move and Interfaces That Read|Austin defense-tech article — Cognition: Machines That Move and Interfaces That Read]] — October 2026 revision; source for this entry’s regional role. - [MassDevice, Paradromics Gets FDA Green Light for BCI Study](https://www.massdevice.com/paradromics-fda-green-light-bci-study/) - [MassDevice, Phantom Neuro Raises $19M Series A for Neural Interface](https://www.massdevice.com/phantom-neuro-raises-19m-series-a-for-neural-interface/) - [Jerry Tang et al., Nature Neuroscience, Semantic Reconstruction of Continuous Language from Non-Invasive Brain Recordings](https://www.nature.com/articles/s41593-023-01304-9)