Blog | Neuralink

Last month, the second participant in our PRIME Study received his Neuralink implant (Link). With the Link, he has been improving his ability to play video games and began learning how to use computer-aided design (CAD) software to design 3D objects. In this blog post, we provide an update on our second participant’s experience with the Link. People with quadriplegia often find that their needs to engage seamlessly with the digital world go unmet, leading to decreased independence, isolation, and financial challenges. Our goal is to provide a high-performance interface that will enhance the control of digital devices for people with quadriplegia, unlocking their personal and professional potential. In January, we conducted the first human implantation of our brain-computer interface (BCI). We were able to detect the participant’s neural signals shortly after the implantation surgery, and since then, he has used our end-to-end BCI system for various applications, like playing online che

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• Ahyan Kabir