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Iota Implant

By Iota Biosciences

Identity

Manufacturer
Iota Biosciences
Model number
Codename
Aliases
Neural Dust, Iota mote
Generation
Country of origin
US
Released
Announced
Discontinued
Status
preclinical

Classification

Invasiveness
invasive
Modalities
LFP
Primary modality
LFP
Direction
read-write
Categories
medical-implant, research-grade, stimulation
Form factor
intracortical-implant
Use cases
nerve-stimulation therapy, implantable bladder-wall stimulation (FDA IDE 2024), peripheral-nerve research
Target users
neuroscience-researcher

Electrodes

Total channels
Recording channels
Reference channels
Electrode type
floating
Material
platinum
10-20 positions
Requires gel
No
Requires saline
No
Prep time
Reusable
No
Disposable
Yes

Signal acquisition

Sampling rate
ADC resolution
Notch filters
Onboard artifact rejection

Stimulation

Capable
Yes

Connectivity

Protocols
proprietary-rf
Bluetooth
Bluetooth profiles
Concurrent mode
Encryption (transit)
Pairing methods
Cloud sync
Offline recording

Power

Sources
other
Battery life (active)
Charging port
Charging time
Battery replaceable
Notes
Powered entirely by external ultrasound — no battery.

Physical

Weight
Dimensions
0.8 mm L × 0.8 mm W × 0.6 mm H
Materials
Sizes
Head circumference
Operating temp

Software & data

Mobile app
No
Cloud platform
No
Offline mode
Yes
Subscription required
No
Raw data access
Yes
Export formats
LSL support
No
Data ownership
user
Apps

SDK & developer access

Has SDK
No
Open source
No
Languages
Web Bluetooth
No
Raw sample access
BCI paradigms
3rd-party integrations
Docs

Regulatory & clinical

FDA status
none
CE mark
No
Certifications
Prescription required
Yes
Pediatric approved

Pricing & availability

MSRP
Current price
Subscription
Warranty
Return policy (days)
Where to buy

Editor’s take

In favor

  • Sub-millimeter form factor
  • Ultrasound-powered — no battery, no leads

Against

  • Pre-clinical / early-feasibility
  • Per-mote channel count is tiny

Sources & provenance

Last reviewed