A one-time BCI (Brain-Computer Interface) hackathon organized at MIT, the first and so far only edition of its kind.
The BCI Initiative began as a hackathon organized at MIT, the first event of its kind under the XHMF umbrella, and so far the only one.
Founded by Dr. Federico Claudi, the hackathon brought together engineers, neuroscientists, and machine-learning researchers to explore what brain-computer interfaces could do, from restoring communication for patients with severe motor impairment to enabling new forms of human-computer interaction.
While the initiative currently functions independently, it remains a milestone in XHMF's early exploration of neural interface technology.
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