Kyma bills itself as the world's most accessible brain-computer interface, opens founding batch preorders
Scobleizer · x · 2026-10-16
Evan Weiss announced Kyma, described as the world's most accessible brain-computer interface. The product combines a device built for clean signal acquisition, a personal model that learns your brain, and an AI platform for building on top of it. Preorders for the founding batch are now open.
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