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Of the five companies that are developing technology in the space, three of the five are doing something

that is either that or is a derivative of that basic approach, i.e. getting electrodes into the

brain by penetrating into the brain in one way, shape, or form. So that's BlackRock,

parodromics, and neuralic. And they're doing it in slightly

different ways, but that's kind of the fundamental approach. We are developing, or we've developed

an array that sits on the surface of the brain. It has incredibly a huge number of electrodes,

so 1,024 electrodes within, you know, sort of a little more than a

square centimeter. And the array is incredibly thin, so it's a fifth of the width of a human

hair. So it sits really conformally on the surface of the brain. And those electrodes, 95% of

them are 50 microns in diameter, so half the width of a human hair. So you can barely see them with the naked eye, and they're manufactured using

photolithography, which is like the same technology that's used to make semiconductor chips.

And because of that high resolution, you get an incredibly detailed picture of the brain's

activity.

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