The implant, designed to replace the removed skull piece, will read and analyse the person’s brain activity and wirelessly relay this information to a nearby laptop or tablet
Elon Musk’s brain-computer interface company Neuralink has received approval from the US’ FDA to conduct its first in-human clinical study. The firm wants to put coin-sized implants into human beings, allowing the mind to control complex electronic devices, letting people with paralysis regain motor function, restore vision, and treat brain diseases