Quadriplegic tester calls Phantom Neuro's non-invasive BCI the coolest thing he's ever used
Scobleizer · x · 2026-10-13
Scobleizer reports meeting a quadriplegic (injured in a surfing accident) who works with several Austin companies on BCI research. After a session with Phantom Neuro, he said the non-invasive BCI hooked up to his arm was the coolest thing he has ever used.
The author calls non-invasive BCIs amazing and praises Phantom's work, though he can't share more details yet.
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