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Catalog specification sheet - Intracortical

NeuroNexus silicon probe and array families

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NeuroNexus 3D multishank silicon probe assembly with diagram of recording-site geometry and photograph during rodent cortical implantation.

NeuroNexus planar silicon probes assembled into a 3D recording array; research photograph and geometry drawings.

One research assembly from NeuroNexus probe families (2014), not a representation of the company's entire product catalog.

Image credit & source

Riera, Goto and Kawashima, Frontiers in Neural Circuits (2014), Figure 1; assembly credited to NeuroNexus · Frontiers in Neural Circuits · Figure 1 · CC BY 3.0.

Original complete research figure copied byte for byte to local storage; no crop, resizing or re-encoding. Original panels, annotations and scale bars retained.

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NeuroNexus silicon probe and array families

NeuroNexus 3D multishank silicon probe assembly with diagram of recording-site geometry and photograph during rodent cortical implantation.

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NeuroNexus planar silicon probes assembled into a 3D recording array; research photograph and geometry drawings.

Riera, Goto and Kawashima, Frontiers in Neural Circuits (2014), Figure 1; assembly credited to NeuroNexus · Source · CC BY 3.0 · Original complete research figure copied byte for byte to local storage; no crop, resizing or re-encoding. Original panels, annotations and scale bars retained.

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Reviewed
2026-10-22
Interface
intracortical
Evidence stage
research

Independent, source-linked catalog sheet. Not a manufacturer-issued datasheet, regulatory decision or instructions for clinical use. Human evidence does not establish approval. Source-specific restrictions, conflicts and missing specifications are retained below.

NeuroNexus silicon probe and array families

NeuroNexus Technologies (Ann Arbor, founded 2004) supplies configurable microelectrode probes and arrays for extracellular recording and stimulation, plus supporting electrophysiology systems and accessories. It is an infrastructure-layer supplier: laboratories and translational teams use its hardware rather than NeuroNexus selling an end-user BCI product.

Identity

FieldValue and source scope
DeviceSilicon-based shank probe and electrode array families, including Intan-compatible X-Series probes [1][2]
ManufacturerNeuroNexus Technologies, Ann Arbor, MI [1]
Interface classIntracortical and related research formats for acute and chronic studies [1]
Regulatory statusResearch tools; no clearance stated in the sources used here
FunctionExtracellular recording and stimulation [1]
Channel counts / form factorsVarying by product line (company catalog) [3]

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