Aleph Neuro launches with a claim of MRI-level brain images from outside the skull
Butterfly Network says the new lab is using its chip-based ultrasound platform through the Butterfly Embedded program.
By Ryan Merket · Published
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Why it matters
Aleph Neuro is attacking the core BCI tradeoff: implants offer signal quality, while non-invasive tools offer reach. Its ultrasound claim needs proof, not hype.
Aleph Neuro publicly launched on June 25th with a claim that it has captured what it describes as the highest-resolution 3D images of the human brain taken from outside the skull, an assertion that puts the new research lab squarely in the race to make brain interfaces less dependent on surgery and MRI-scale infrastructure.
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