Two Years of Telepathy | Updates | Neuralink
Neuralink is building brain-computer interfaces (BCI) that will return autonomy to people with unmet medical needs. Our first product, Telepathy, aims to enable people with paralysis to directly control computers, phones, and robotic limbs using their thoughts alone. Telepathy records neural activity directly from the brain regions responsible for the muscles of the hands and arms and translates t
Neuralink is building brain-computer interfaces (BCI) that will return autonomy to people with unmet medical needs. Our first product, Telepathy, aims to enable people with paralysis to directly control computers, phones, and robotic limbs using their thoughts alone. Telepathy records neural activity directly from the brain regions responsible for the muscles of the hands and arms and translates those signals into digital commands, bypassing damaged neural pathways. Building such technology requires exploration—from understanding the information encoded in neural signals, to the intricate…
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