Paralyzed person runs computer by installing a chip in his brain, Neuralink's big success

Elon Musk's company has had a major breakthrough in brain computer interface technology with Neuralink. In which a paralyzed person not only operated the computer cursor but also succeeded in playing chess thoughtfully. A video about this is being shared on Neuralink.

According to information, 29-year-old Noland Abard was paralyzed from shoulder down. Eight years ago, Gamkhwar was forced to live disabled in an accident. After this incident he could not play any kind of game. He was depressed and thought he would never be able to play the game. Now he is able to play games again. He claimed to control the cursor with the brain in a Neuralic video.

Neuralik was founded by startup king Elon Musk as a medical research unit. Its aim was to enable people with disabilities to connect with the world despite their disability. Neura technology involves a sophisticated implantation process in which thread-like electrodes are inserted into the robotic brain. With it, editors can communicate between activities and computing devices.

According to the information received, the 29 year old man described his surgery as very normal. You are discharged on the same day of surgery. The man considered himself fortunate to be a part of Neuralik. The coin-sized Neuralink device is still being tested. If it is completely successful then it will be considered a big achievement. It has also been claimed in some reports that with the help of this chip even a blind person will be able to see. People whose body has become paralyzed will be able to walk.