Abstract: Variants of the system can include: a probe and an interface device. Variants of the method can include: configuring a signal pipeline and executing the signal pipeline. In variants, the system and/or method can function to record neural signals from a variety of brain-computer interface (BCI) probe devices. In a specific example, the system and/or method can enable high bandwidth neural recording and processing for BCI experiments.

Abstract: Variants of the system can include: a probe and an interface device. Variants of the method can include: configuring a signal pipeline and executing the signal pipeline. In variants, the system and/or method can function to record neural signals from a variety of brain-computer interface (BCI) probe devices. In a specific example, the system and/or method can enable high bandwidth neural recording and processing for BCI experiments.

Abstract: The method can include: recording a neural state, determining a latent array, and determining an output based on the latent array. In variants, the method can function to enable a subject to use neural signals to navigate within a high-dimensional concept space to control an output (e.g., image generation, motor control, communication, etc.).

Abstract: The method can include: recording a neural state, determining a latent array, and determining an output based on the latent array. In variants, the method can function to enable a subject to use neural signals to navigate within a high-dimensional concept space to control an output (e.g., image generation, motor control, communication, etc.).

Abstract: The method can include: recording a neural state, determining a latent array, and determining an output based on the latent array. In variants, the method can function to enable a subject to use neural signals to navigate within a high-dimensional concept space to control an output (e.g., image generation, motor control, communication, etc.).

Abstract: The system for optical stimulation can include: a light source, a display module, a steering module, a sensor module, and a processing system. In variants, the system can function to project a time series of patterned light frames onto the retina of an eye (e.g., onto optogenetically modified cells in the retina, onto a retinal implant, etc.).

Abstract: In variants, the system can include: a controller, a set of scaffolds, and a tissue interface. The system can optionally include and/or be used with an external device. In a specific example, the system can be or include an intracortical brain-computer interface that can be embedded in-situ on the surface of the brain.

Abstract: In variants, a neural interface system (e.g., retinal implant system, neural implant system, etc.) can include: a display, a controller, a power source, and/or any other suitable components. The system can be used with an external device including a communication element, a display-brain interface (e.g., cells), and/or any other suitable components.

Abstract: In variants, a neural interface system (e.g., retinal implant, neural implant, etc.) can include: a display, a controller, a power source, and/or any other suitable components. The system can be used with an external device including a communication element, a display-brain interface (e.g., cells), and/or any other suitable components.

Abstract: In variants, a neural interface system (e.g., retinal implant system, neural implant system, etc.) can include: a display, a controller, a power source, and/or any other suitable components. The system can be used with an external device including a communication element, a display-brain interface (e.g., cells), and/or any other suitable components.

Abstract: In variants, a neural interface system (e.g., retinal implant, neural implant, etc.) can include: a display, a controller, a power source, and/or any other suitable components. The system can be used with an external device including a communication element, a display-brain interface (e.g., cells), and/or any other suitable components.

Abstract: A generic language is provided that can be translated to fit a configuration of a specific site to enable equipment sharing of a site provider with a user. A user can write a program using the generic language to describe an experiment. A central system can determine sites that are available to perform the experiment. Upon site selection and sample availability, a translation system translates the program into a set of operations to be performed based on a site-specific configuration. A schedule system may schedule the operations to be performed on the equipment according to constraints provided by the program, site operator, and/or equipment. A task manager may implement the operations as scheduled. A report describing operations performed and results obtained can be generated by the selected site upon completion of the set of operations. Products, samples and/or reports can then be returned to the user.