Neuralink showcased its new brain-computer interface application on July 23, allowing users to control an electric wheelchair to move forward, backward, an...
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Neuralink showcased its new brain-computer interface application on July 23, allowing users to
control an electric wheelchair to move forward, backward, and turn using only their thoughts. The implant contains over 1,000 electrodes distributed across more than 100 hair-thin wires, which are inserted into the motor cortex by a surgical robot to record neuronal firing and map cursor movement. Participants can operate the wheelchair using real-time footage from its camera, and the further they push the cursor, the faster the wheelchair moves.
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Neuralink showcased its new brain-computer interface application on July 23, allowing users to control an electric wheelchair to move forward, backward, an...
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