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The Global BCI Atlas

A source-grounded map of companies, laboratories, clinical programs, and adjacent actors shaping brain-computer interfaces.

The categories are editorial aids, not rankings. Status and maturity are normalized from heterogeneous sources, and confidence reflects the evidence recorded for each entry. The combined atlas is a research dataset and has not been publication-reviewed as a single artifact. Records without usable coordinates remain in the dataset but do not appear on the map. Category filters use map classifications; records without a classification for a selected category are excluded from that category result.

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Marker colour denotes modality; marker shape denotes operating status. Scroll or use the controls to zoom. Drag to pan. Select a marker for the underlying record. Records without usable coordinates remain available in the list below.
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Records without usable coordinates remain available here and in unfiltered, query, region, and confidence results. A selected modality, status, or maturity category only returns records with that recorded map classification.

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    Methodology

    The atlas combines source-grounded regional research files into one canonical index. Cross-region duplicates are removed by explicit ownership rules, while records without usable coordinates remain in the dataset but not on the map. Marker positions identify a reported city or institution, not the geographic reach of an actor.

    The categories are editorial aids, not rankings. “Invasive” and “non-invasive” describe the modality in the underlying record; status and maturity are normalized from heterogeneous source language. Confidence reflects the evidence recorded for each entry. The combined atlas remains a research dataset and has not been publication-reviewed as a single artifact.

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