<ul><li>Apple is exploring the development of brain-controlled devices, aiming to enhance accessibility for individuals with disabilities and potentially revolutionize human-device interaction.</li><li>Apple has partnered with Synchron, a neurotechnology company specializing in implantable brain-computer interface technology, to work on the integration of BCI devices with Apple products.</li><li>The technology involves a minimally invasive implant called the Stentrode that can detect neural signals related to movement intent and translate them into digital commands for device interaction.</li><li>While the initial focus is on accessibility, the broader application of BCI support in mainstream devices like iPhones could lead to hands-free control and new forms of cognitive input in the future.</li></ul>

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