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Science CEO Max Hodak says Helix speeds execution, while a patient has read a 300-page novel with its retinal implant.

Science CEO Max Hodak introduced the company’s retinal implant, which uses infrared light and an implant beneath the retina to restore vision; one patient read a 300-page novel with it. At Startup School 2026, he argued that startup speed depends on unglamorous infrastructure: procurement, budgets, experiment-cost tracking, and internal software such as Science’s Helix. One wafer iteration cost $40,000, making clear why research spending must be measured. He described a four-stage hiring process—companywide votes, phone screens, homework, and interviews—and “IGEN reviews,” which use recurring employee feedback to assess performance. Hodak’s central message was that iteration speed shapes success, but founders cannot delegate judgment or rely on universal startup rules. In the Q&A, he advised raising twice the cost of the next key experiment, discussed AI’s uses in coding and regulatory work, and described the power, heat, and packaging challenges facing neural implants.

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  1. 0:00Infrastructure at Startups: Max Hodak’s Duke Brain-Computer Interface Research
  2. 1:02Science’s Retinal Implant and the Hidden Infrastructure of Deep-Tech Startups
  3. 3:25How a 17th Employee Buys Equipment—and How Infrastructure Builds Speed
  4. 7:03Experiment Costs in Helix and Hiring from a Startup’s Network
  5. 10:18Science’s Hiring Process: Companywide Votes and a 17% Phone-Screen Rate
  6. 13:01Science’s Four-Stage Hiring Process Tests Judgment, Horsepower, and Agency
  7. 16:06IGEN Reviews: Helix’s Four-to-Six-Week Feedback and the Case for Faster Iteration
  8. 18:53Weekly Learning, Operational Infrastructure, and the Founder’s Undelegable Judgment
  9. 20:43Why Startup Founders Cannot Delegate Judgment—and Must Act to Learn
  10. 22:47Action Produces Information: Company Systems as the Operating System
  11. 25:10Q&A: Formula SAE wins and clear thinking guide Science’s hiring
  12. 29:36Q&A: Neuralink judgment lessons, consciousness research, and opsins
  13. 35:11Q&A: Helix AI agents and custom hiring software
  14. 39:31Q&A: BCIs as longevity technology and safeguards for review votes
  15. 42:58Q&A: Fund the next experiment, raise twice its cost, and pursue revenue
  16. 47:46Q&A: Wireless retinal implants, packaging, and four stimulation approaches
  17. 52:15Q&A: Science’s 30/70 culture, six-country trials, and Helix’s contrarian purchasing system

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第一章預覽 · Infrastructure at Startups: Max Hodak’s Duke Brain-Computer Interface Research

  • •Max Hodak began studying brain-computer interfaces at Duke0:21
  • •A monkey joystick experiment tested how the brain represents movement0:33
  • •Neurons represented both the joystick and the screen0:45

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