Elon Musk’s innovative venture, Neuralink, unveils a groundbreaking achievement as its inaugural patient controls computer games through neural signals alone.
Identified as Noland Arbaugh, a 29-year-old individual paralyzed below the shoulder due to a diving accident, he showcases remarkable prowess by manipulating the cursor and engaging in online chess using the innovative brain-chip technology developed by Neuralink. This milestone highlights the potential of neural interfaces to empower individuals with disabilities to interact with digital platforms using their thoughts.
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