Biologic Input Output Systems, Inc
Biologic Input Output Systems (BIOS) is a neurotechnology company reimagining brain-computer interfaces through a Universal Neural Interface that connects directly to the peripheral nervous system. Their mission is to help individuals with limb loss regain natural movement and sensation by creating intuitive connections between the brain and advanced robotics and digital technology. BIOS's technology enables seamless, intuitive communication between the brain and robotic limbs or digital devices, with applications primarily focused on prosthetics for limb loss, and broader potential across advanced technologies. The company is in the clinical stage, leveraging neurotechnology, AI, and advanced materials to facilitate natural communication between the human brain and digital devices.
Industries
Nr. of Employees
small (1-50)
Products
Universal neural interface system for peripheral nerve implantation
An implantable neural interface system designed to connect to peripheral nerves to capture motor intent and deliver patterned sensory stimulation, enabling control and sensory feedback for advanced prosthetic limbs.
Universal neural interface system for peripheral nerve implantation
An implantable neural interface system designed to connect to peripheral nerves to capture motor intent and deliver patterned sensory stimulation, enabling control and sensory feedback for advanced prosthetic limbs.
Services
Design and conduct of clinical studies to evaluate safety and efficacy of implanted peripheral nerve interfaces for control and sensory feedback of upper-limb prostheses.
Software and interactive training applications to accelerate user and clinician onboarding for neural interface control and prosthetic operation.
Maintenance of patient, caregiver, and healthcare provider registries to collect interest, provide updates, and facilitate recruitment and feedback for clinical programs.
Partnerships with academic labs and external advisory teams to co-develop implantable neural interfaces, prototypes, and translational research programs.
Design and conduct of clinical studies to evaluate safety and efficacy of implanted peripheral nerve interfaces for control and sensory feedback of upper-limb prostheses.
Software and interactive training applications to accelerate user and clinician onboarding for neural interface control and prosthetic operation.
Maintenance of patient, caregiver, and healthcare provider registries to collect interest, provide updates, and facilitate recruitment and feedback for clinical programs.
Partnerships with academic labs and external advisory teams to co-develop implantable neural interfaces, prototypes, and translational research programs.
Expertise Areas
- Peripheral nerve interface development
- Neural engineering and closed-loop systems
- AI/ML for neural decoding
- Prosthetics integration and robotic control
Key Technologies
- Implanted electrode arrays
- Peripheral nerve interfacing
- Closed-loop neural recording and stimulation
- AI/Machine learning neural decoding
News & Updates
Biologic Input Output Systems was featured during a tour of the Utah NeuroRobotics Lab.
Announcement of the appointment of Dr. Duncan as CMO to advance clinical development.
The FDA granted breakthrough status to BIOS for its neural interface system for prosthetics.
Presentation at Utah Life Sciences Summit showcasing advancements in neurotechnology.
Highlighting BIOS's collaboration with the University of Utah Neurorobotics Lab during Super Bowl LIX.
BIOS's neural interface technology helping individuals with limb loss, inspired by sci-fi.
Biologic Input Output Systems was featured during a tour of the Utah NeuroRobotics Lab.
Announcement of the appointment of Dr. Duncan as CMO to advance clinical development.
The FDA granted breakthrough status to BIOS for its neural interface system for prosthetics.
Presentation at Utah Life Sciences Summit showcasing advancements in neurotechnology.
Highlighting BIOS's collaboration with the University of Utah Neurorobotics Lab during Super Bowl LIX.
BIOS's neural interface technology helping individuals with limb loss, inspired by sci-fi.