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Neuralink

Neuralink
The latest news and top stories on Neuralink, a neurotechnology company founded by Elon Musk, based in Fremont, California. It specialises in implantable brain-computer interfaces (BCIs). Its primary product, the N1 implant, aims to connect human brains directly to computers using an invasive open-skull implantation method. Initially targeting patients with severe neurological conditions like paralysis, Neuralink seeks to restore motor, sensory, and visual functions, with long-term goals of enhancing human cognition and achieving human-AI symbiosis. Notable achievements include successful human implants and FDA approval for trials, despite facing challenges such as electrode malfunctions and ethical scrutiny.
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China approves string of ‘telepathy’ devices amid push to leapfrog Elon Musk

Chinese regulators have approved a group of brain-technology products this year, as local start-ups push to surpass Musk’s Neuralink.

Biomedicine | China thinks big on brain-computer interfaces

Musk’s headaches: meet China’s corporate matrix challenging his empire

From Tesla to SpaceX, Starlink and Neuralink, Chinese companies are giving – or trying to give – Elon Musk’s firms a run for their money.

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‘Doctrine of the Mean’: how US lost a 2-decade race to China in brain implants

China scores commercial-use approval for implantable brain-computer interface making it the first invasive device available outside trials.

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A man demonstrates a robotic hand with a brain-computer interface, which identifies the patient’s motor signals and controls the exoskeleton to move the limbs of the patient. Photo: AFP
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