Neuralink user designs 3D-printed parts with thoughts alone, holds them hours later
Scobleizer · x · 2026-11-01
A Neuralink implant user shared that he designed three objects—a sunglasses rack, an RC controller case, and a custom cubby—entirely through his brain-computer interface, then turned them into physical items with a 3D printer. He described holding an idea that only existed in his head a few hours later as something else entirely: the love of making didn't change, only the method. Scoble adds that neuroscientists are developing devices that could let everyone do this without surgery.
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