Neuralink says the first devices will be implanted via traditional neurosurgery, but the endgame is to have robot surgeons perform this procedure with minimum invasion and as painless an experience as possible.
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Is Neuralink being used today?
While there is no news of the first official Neuralink surgery for the aforementioned function, medical experts have done some research into how the same technology can be used to treat conditions like epilepsy and Parkinson’s disease, and also paraplegia and quadriplegia following injuries to spinal nerves.
If you find this concept interesting, you can follow Neuralink’s progress on their website. Click here to head to their home page.
