BIDIRECTIONAL INTERFACES · IRONCI
Human intent, command, and stimulation safety for bidirectional brain–computer interfaces.
A brain–computer interface may translate signals into commands for a connected system and may also deliver stimulation back toward a person. Both directions raise questions about intent, consent, present authority and reviewability.
IronNeuro addresses whether an interpreted command should proceed and whether a proposed stimulation is within authorized bounds. Its public scope includes neural data stewardship, changing conditions over time and an accountable record of consequential decisions.
An interpreted signal proposes an action by a connected device. The command can be evaluated against current intent and authority before that action.
An interface proposes stimulation in response to a changing signal. The return path calls for its own authorization and safety review.
As context or consent changes, earlier permission need not determine every later command or stimulation decision.
Development stage. WisdomLink™ is developing patent-pending design IP. These examples explain public purpose and possible contexts, without describing a deployed product.
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