🤯 Update from Neuralink

Neuralink is ready to implant its Blindsight vision-restoring device in a human for the first time, pending regulatory approval

• Blindsight bypasses damaged eyes and optic nerves, using a camera to wirelessly send visual data directly to the brain’s visual cortex

• Initial vision will be low-resolution, with the goal of improving quality over time as the technology advances

• Neuralink has expanded its brain-computer interface trials to 21 participants worldwide