NAFAS Project | Cyber-secure Brain-Machine Interaction
PROJECT
Zander Labs is a cutting-edge German-Dutch deep tech company that is leading the way in passive brain-computer interfaces (BCI) and neuroadaptive technology. They have partnered with the Agency for Innovation in Cyber Security GmbH (Cyberagentur) for the "Neuroadaptivity for Autonomous Systems" (NAFAS) project, which aims to create machines that can read and interpret human brain activity.
KiviCore has been brought on board to collaborate with Zander Labs on this groundbreaking initiative, working to develop a super-compact, mobile Brain Communication Interface (BCI) that is not only innovative but also secure. This project is all about bridging the gap between the human brain and machines, opening up new possibilities in medicine, neurotechnology, and beyond.
TASKS
KiviCore is responsible for designing and building a secure BCI module that integrates both hardware and software. The goal is to ensure that wireless data transmission is fast, secure, and aligns with the fundamental principles of communication security: authenticity, data integrity, and confidentiality.
We ensure seamless, low-latency communication between BCI hardware, amplifier, and host application.
Our work covers the full communication stack, developing both hardware and software for secure and efficient data exchange.
We integrate encryption and other security mechanisms to protect sensitive data at every stage of the signal and data path.
For us, the NAFAS project is more than just a technical challenge, it is an opportunity to push the boundaries of technology in ways that will not only improve the lives of people with neurological conditions but also revolutionize the way we interact with machines. And we are doing it with solid cybersecurity in place.

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