Neuralink says trial participants with paralysis can drive wheelchairs by thought
Polymarket · x · 2026-07-24
Neuralink says clinical trial participants with paralysis are now driving powered wheelchairs using only their thoughts.
The post points to a concrete brain-computer interface milestone: people in the trial can control a wheelchair without moving their bodies. It reads as an update on the company’s human trials rather than a product launch.
Related event: Neuralink Breakthrough: Paralyzed Patient Controls Wheelchair with Mind(3 posts)→
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