The company is working on a device called a Neural less, which is a tiny implant that can be inserted into the brain and connect with individual neurons. The device can then communicate with a computer, allowing the user to control technology with their thoughts. The potential applications of this technology are numerous. For example, it could allow people with disabilities to control prosthetic limbs or other devices with their minds
So thank you for sharing it again, because this is news to me and I'm really glad I heard about it, rooting for it. Also, can you share about that human trial bit more? Because that sounds like a scary movie to me. Is there some proof to it? And also, do you think it will be a success?