NEURASENSE — Live product simulation · PCYLINK™ injection-delivered, source-encrypted nanostructure mesh

NeuraSense BCI

See how PCYLINK™’s injection-delivered, self-assembling nanostructure mesh captures neural signals, encrypts them at the source, and routes decoded intent over wireless telemetry to the devices people with severe motor impairment rely on.

Your Mind, Encrypted. Your World, Connected.

PCYLINK™ live product simulation · device control when hands and voice are unavailable

Simulated brain + neural mesh routing encrypted commands to phones, wearables, screens, cars, robots, laptops, wheelchairs, and medical devices.

Tap a device chip below to highlight it in the mesh.

Mesh endpoints · device control

Connectable devices

Decoded motor intent drives each device directly — no tapping, typing, or speaking required. Tap a chip to focus that endpoint in the hero mesh.

Every link is encrypted at the source — phones, wearables, screens, vehicles, robots, wheelchairs, and medical devices.

Clinical focus · severe motor impairment

Assistive control when hands or voice are unavailable

PCYLINK starts with people living with ALS, spinal cord injury, paralysis, and locked-in syndromes: high-speed control of phones, computers, wheelchairs, and home systems when hands and voice are unavailable — restoring communication, digital independence, and caregiver relief.

Device control without hands

Decoded motor intent drives the endpoints on this page — screens, home systems, wheelchairs, and vehicles — when motor or speech pathways are lost.

Independence at home

Replaces slow switch scanning and fatiguing eye-gaze for everyday digital tasks.

Caregiver relief

Self-directed device control returns agency to the patient and eases the load on the people who support them.

See the $2.0M Pre-Seed plan in the investor pitch deck and The Ask.

Signal acquisition

Neural Signal Quality

Drag weak → strong. Stronger neural signal capture raises decoded bitrate, link power, and signal clarity in the simulation model.

Weak signal 45% Strong signal

State: Baseline

Electrode impedance
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Link latency
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Link power
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Bit-rate
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Wireless telemetry

Telemetry Link

Encrypted neural data streams wirelessly to paired external hardware. Cleaner capture = stronger link.

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Front-end bias: —

Link stability —
Relative link power

Relative simulation units — link strength scales with neural signal quality.

Safety systems

Tissue Guard & Anchoring

Tissue-response guard

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Tissue-response risk —

Risk stays low while the biocompatible guard is online in this safety model.

Mesh anchoring

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Array lock

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Neural mesh · phased array

Mesh Synchrony

Mesh nodes capturing in sync. Toggle array lock and signal quality to see synchrony change.

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Security · AES-256 + NEKE

Secure Session Handshake

Neural-Ephemeral Key Exchange (NEKE) gives every connection its own fresh encryption key, used once and then discarded — so intercepted data can’t be replayed or unlocked later.

No active session key — run the handshake.
Critical path

From Injection to Control

Injection Delivery → Signal Acquisition → Source Encryption → Wireless Telemetry → Device Control. Auto-run holds ~10s per stage; click any chip to re-read.

SIL bench · model 1.0.0-sil

Run Bench

Sliders update a live Preview. Run Bench commits a dated run into history and drives meters from that record.

Nothing to export yet — Run Bench first.

Preview Live from current controls — not yet saved
Last bench run

No saved run yet — hit Run Bench to commit one.

Local history

Run history

Newest first · click a run to reload its meters · capped at 20

Explore

How to use this simulation

Tune signal quality and safety toggles for a live Preview, then hit Run Bench to commit a dated run into history. Meters show the relationships PCYLINK is engineering for: signal quality → link power → clarity; tissue-response guard → low risk; NEKE → a fresh key every session. Re-select any past run to reload its meters — export JSON when you want to share a snapshot.