Witness the groundbreaking work of Neuralink as it demonstrates how its brain-chip technology empowers individuals with disabilities to control devices with their minds. In a recent live stream, Neuralink showcased its first brain-chip patient playing chess on a laptop solely using his thoughts, without the need for a mouse or keyboard. Shot by Neuralink engineer Bliss, the video features Noland Arbaugh, the patient, discussing his paralysis below the shoulders, hindering his ability to use conventional controls. Tune in to learn more about this innovative technology and its potential to transform lives
first published: Mar 22, 2024 05:45 pm
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