Elon Musk is trying to help the paralyzed to move again, through electrodes in the cerebral cortex.
is working on an ambitious project to allow the paralyzed to move again. The project would stimulate and mirror the movement centers of the brain, where synaptic activity no longer happens and stimulate those centers via a computer.The Neuralink event started off with a slow series of words typed out letter by letter to read Welcome to Show and Tell.
The monkey is not typing, he is thinking the letters in the words. The implant in his brain translates the neuronal activity in an ordered fashion. The monkey learns to control the screen, through thinking about the letters and they appear.
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