Intelligence needs new infrastructure.
Complexure builds wireless microsensors that both read and write on neural tissue, through a single passive element with no active electronics on the device. No surgery. No gene therapy. No tethered hardware.
One architecture, one signaling scheme, both directions. Channel count scales with the number of devices placed.
This is the interface layer between biological and machine intelligence, built to reach the cortex.
One architecture, one signaling scheme, both directions: the substrate for closed-loop neural systems at scale.
What compounds is not the sensor. It is the bidirectional causal data the sensor generates.
Reading brain activity only shows correlation. A read-only interface captures neither the intervention nor its effect. Writing to a circuit and reading its response shows causation because you control the stimulus and observe the response. Each sensor does both, so every deployment adds to the causal record, and causal data is the only kind that can ground a real model of cognition.