Elon Musk’s Neuralink shows brain implant prototype and robotic surgeon during recruiting event

Elon Musk's brain-computer interface company, Neuralink, demonstrated a new prototype of its brain implant technology during a recent recruiting event. The implant, called the "Link," is designed to be implanted into the brain and allow individuals to control computers and other devices with their thoughts. The company also unveiled a robotic surgeon, which is capable of implanting the Link into a human brain.

During the event, the company revealed that the Link is capable of recording and transmitting neural signals from the brain to a computer. The device is also able to stimulate the brain to produce sensations, such as touch or sound. The ultimate goal of the technology is to allow people to control computers and other devices with their thoughts, and to restore movement and communication abilities to individuals with disabilities.

The new robotic surgeon is designed to streamline the process of implanting the Link. The surgeon is able to insert the device into the brain using a minimally invasive procedure, reducing the risk of complications and speeding up the recovery process.

Neuralink's brain implant technology is still in the development phase, and the company has not announced a timeline for clinical trials or commercial availability. However, the recent demonstration of the Link and the robotic surgeon marks a significant milestone in the company's progress towards developing a viable brain-computer interface.