Neuralink's 23rd patient moves robotic arm and cursor with thought alone
tetsuoai · x · 2026-09-07
Neuralink's 23rd implant recipient, a paralyzed patient, demonstrates controlling a robotic arm and moving a computer cursor using only his thoughts. He says the implant helps him feel a renewed sense of purpose — another milestone for brain-computer interfaces restoring independence.
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