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Preclinical work is an early stage of research and development for new medical treatments or devices, like Subsense's brain-computer interface. It involves testing in labs, often using cell cultures or animals, before any human trials can begin. This stage focuses on safety and initial effectiveness, ensuring the product is ready for more advanced testing.
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