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Neuralink uses a robot to implant micron-scale electrodes into the brain's motor cortex, enabling patients who are quadriplegic but have an intact brain to control a computer mouse and keyboard with motor intention alone.
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10/15/2026
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Neuralink Brain-Computer Interface: From Restoring Freedom to Paralysis Patients to Human-Machine Integration
youtubeAndrew Huberman10/15/2026
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