Charter

  • The iBCI-CC fosters collaboration among stakeholders to accelerate the development, safety, and accessibility of implantable brain-computer interface (iBCI) technologies, envisioning empowerment and inclusion in future advancements.
  • iBCIs are medical devices implanted in the scalp or brain space, interpreting brain signals to improve quality of life, excluding deep brain stimulation. The iBCI-CC evaluates and fosters transparency through regular meetings.
  • Special meetings can be requested by a Charter Signatory with three days' notice; a quorum is 75% of Signatories, aiming for consensus before voting.
  • Membership in the iBCI-CC is open to those interested in its mission, requiring active participation; it consists of Charter Signatories and General Members.
  • The Convener of the iBCI Collaborative Community oversees administrative tasks, ensures alignment with objectives, and fosters collaboration; amendment requires unanimous Charter Signatories' vote.
  • The iBCI Collaborative Community aims to enable implantable Brain Computer Interfaces, educate stakeholders in regulatory science, advocate for reimbursement pathways, and facilitate clinical progress.
  • The iBCI-CC organizes Projects through collaborative Workgroups, aiming to integrate end-user perspectives, develop tools, specify risks, and navigate regulatory pathways for implantable BCIs.
  • The Charter Signatories on this page include Jennifer French, Leigh Hochberg, Jochen Lennerz, Matt Angle, Ian Burkhart, and Blair Casey.
  • The charter signatories are continued and include Jennifer Collinger, Brooke Ellison, Marcus Gerhardt, Shelena Lalji, Paul Larkin, Michael Mager, and Indu Navar.
  • The charter signatories are further continued and include Tom Oxley, Karen Rommelfanger, DJ Sea, and Cristin Welle.
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