Neuralink’s BMI technology allows for direct brain-computer interaction through implanted electrodes. It can read and write neural signals, enabling control of devices with thoughts.
The system uses microelectrodes to record and stimulate neurons in the brain, creating a bidirectional interface between the brain and external devices.
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