Elon Musk and his team drop a huge new Neuralink Update.

Elon Musk's brain-computer interface (BCI) company Neuralink has been given the green light to test its device in tetraplegic patients in Canada – the first international trial of the technology.

More than 45 trials involving brain-computer interfaces are under way, according to a U.S. database of studies, with efforts ...

Neuralink has claimed in a tweet that it has finally received approval from the FDA to start a first-in-human clinical trial of its brain implant chip – but hasn’t indicated when it may start.

Recent media coverage has focused, however, on Noland Arbaugh, a 30-year-old from Yuma, Arizona, who became the first human recipient of Neuralink ... begin recruitment for its first clinical ...

The company also received approval to begin recruiting for the trial in Canada ... Neurological Institute where the second participant received the Neuralink implant known as ‘Link’ in ...

US-based Neuralink has received approval to launch a new feasibility trial studying its brain implant ... chip with the brain began retracting. A second spinal cord injury patient was implanted ...

The second recipient ... s potential for improving quality of life. Neuralink's brain implants received permission from US regulators in 2023 to begin testing in humans. For high-risk devices ...

Plans for expanding trials ... second recipient, who has a spinal cord injury , was able to play video games and use computer-aided design software to create 3-D objects with the help of the ...