You can control a robot arm with Neuralink !... What could it control next? #Neuralink #BCI #FutureIsNowshow more

How does the Neuralink implant connect to the brain?... Tiny threads smaller than a human hair get inserted into your brain by a surgical robot. The idea is that the small and flexible threads minimize trauma and allow the brain to move naturally. Zack was one of the most passionate people at Neuralink. #Neuralink #BrainChip #BCI #FutureOfTech #FutureIsNowshow more

Neuralink. No hands. No voice. Still in control. 21... people already running their world with thought alone. Speech gone for years… now talking again. Try processing that for a second. @Neuralinkshow more

NEURALINK’S FIRST PATIENT SPARKS FOR NEXT STEP TO PHYSICAL... RESTORATION Noland Arbaugh is fired up for a second Neuralink implant - this one aims at movement, not just digital control! Anticipation: •⁠ ⁠Second chip planned to bypass damaged spinal signals •⁠ ⁠Routing brain activity straight to muscle •⁠ ⁠From hands-free computing to real-world motion •⁠ ⁠A pathway to restoring limb control Amped with hope, he's practically sparking for what's next - and Neuralink is running on hype for a reason! Source: Elon Musk, Noland Arbaugh, Neuralinkshow more

Neuralink patients controlling a robotic arm just by thinking. 🧠

Neuralink patients controlling a robotic arm just by thinking. ❤️

A Neuralink implant can control any device that can... be controlled via a computer or phone. As if controlling computers weren’t already wild enough. Lights and lighting systems. Thermostats. Smart locks. Security cameras and doorbells. Electric vehicles, FSD, e-bikes, scooters, or powered wheelchairs. The list is endless. Your digital environment starts becoming thought-responsive. People still frame Neuralink as “future tech.” Meanwhile, it’s building brain-based operating systems for the physical world. Neuralinkshow more

NEURALINK TURNS YOUR BRAIN INTO A REMOTE FOR ANY... DEVICE Your brain got promoted from “thinking” to “controlling every device in the room.” Mind Control: •⁠ ⁠Think it – and devices react like loyal pets •⁠ ⁠Robotic arms, wheelchairs, lights, locks… all obey straight from your cortex •⁠ ⁠If a phone can command it, your brain will do it faster •⁠ ⁠Built first for paralysis, scaled next for anyone craving superpowers Welcome to the era where your devices will follow your thoughts! Source: Neuralinkshow more

Neuralink looking at hearing like… we’ll get there. Direct... brain interface. No middle layers. Not a random plan. That’s where it’s heading. With confidence. Neuralinkshow more

Early results from my AI training runs. I've trained... my $200 robot arm on a simple picking task using imitation learning. It has learned to control the robot arm using only camera images and joint states.show more

It can be difficult to visualize how tiny our... threads are. We had a banana for scale, but Pager ate it 🍌show more

NEURALINK IS PAVING THE INTUITIVE PATH TO HUMAN-MACHINE SYMBIOSIS... It doesn't feel like controlling a device; it makes you feel at one with machines. •⁠ ⁠Neuralink’s brain implant turns thought into action: instantly, wirelessly, and invisibly •⁠ ⁠Users describe it as reflexive: no commands, just pure intention interpreted by AI •⁠ ⁠From typing to gaming to robotic limbs, patients call the control “natural” and “seamless” •⁠ ⁠Enables real-time interaction with digital and physical worlds through imagined movement •⁠ ⁠Restores more than function: it provides autonomy, identity, and independence It's not just a Brain-Computer Interface; It's a real-time glimpse of humanity’s next form. Source: Neuralinkshow more

Neuralink just solved a very serious brain-interface problem. Through-dura... electrode implantation. The dura is basically the brain’s armor. Tough enough that surgeons normally cut through it with a scalpel. Neuralink inserted electrode threads straight through the dura and into the cortex while keeping the dura intact. Tiny threads. Very tough membrane. No casual little engineering problem. This could make brain implants safer, simpler, and much easier to perform. Neuralink / Writer: Annette, Designer: Jannéshow more

Neuralink is a blessing for humanity. Just imagine—a world... where someone born blind can see for the first time.show more

"I think maybe in a year or two, Neuralink... can be approved for general use" 🧠 一 Elon Muskshow more

Remember when Elon Musk admitted that the purpose of... Neuralink is to create a high bandwidth interface with with the brain such that we can be symbiotic with AI?show more

We built a bipedal robot for about $2,500. A... real, mostly 3D-printed robot you can build, repair, simulate, train, and control. Today we’re releasing LeRobot Humanoid: an open robot-learning platform with hardware, runtime, identification tools, and training environments. Blog post: Repo:show more