The first is the N1 implant, Neuralink’s brain-computer device. The second is the R1 robot, the surgical robot that actually implants the device. The third is the N1 User App, the software that ...

Neuralink’s coin-sized N1 BCI implant’s 64 wires thinner than a human hair are inserted a few millimeters into the motor cortex. Each thread contains 16 electrodes that translate a user’s ...

An illustration showing Neuralink's N1 implant. The company says the implant is "cosmetically invisible" and records and transmits brain activity to enable paralyzed people to control computers ...

The Neuralink N1 is a roughly quarter-sized device containing a battery, communications arrays, and a processing chip placed atop a patient’s brain through a small hole in the skull using a ...

Here’s what we know so far: ICYMI: Elon Musk's Neuralink has FDA approval to put chips in humans' brains. Here's what's next. Participants will be asked to use the N1 Implant and the N1 User App ...

At the moment, Neuralink's N1 implant is being tested for its ability to allow patients to control a cursor on a computer screen using their thoughts alone, so control of a robotic arm would ...

Elon Musk's implant company Neuralink has surgically implanted its N1 brain chip into its second patient, according to the executive. "I don't want to jinx it but it seems to have gone extremely ...

As Elon Musk's brain chip startup prepares for its second human surgery, the team is talking about the changes it has in mind to keep the Neuralink N1 electrodes in place. Volunteer tester Noland ...

“We’re excited to announce the approval and launch of a new feasibility trial to extend BCI control using the N1 implant to an investigational assistive robotic arm,” Neuralink said in a ...

The third human to receive a Neuralink brain implant, who also has non-verbal ALS, is now able to speak in his own voice thanks to the advancing technology combined with Artificial Intelligence (AI).