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Restoring motor and sensory function through neural interface.
Neuralink develops implantable brain-computer interfaces designed to restore motor function and communication for people with paralysis, and is developing Blindsight, an experimental device aimed at restoring vision. The company operates through ongoing clinical trials across multiple countries.
A surgical robot places ultra-thin threads with sub-millimeter precision, avoiding surface blood vessels entirely.
Founded to develop implantable brain-computer interfaces aimed at restoring function lost to paralysis and other neurological conditions.
The first participant received an N1 implant, beginning an ongoing series of trials now running across multiple countries.
The N1 implant reads signals from a thread array thinner than a human hair, placed by a purpose-built surgical robot. Trial participants use it to move a cursor, type, and play games by thought alone - no wires, fully wireless charging.
View N1 ImplantEarly looks at what Neuralink is building next - previews and prototypes, not yet available to buy.
