Neuralink patient designs and 3D-prints three objects entirely by thought
LudovicCreator · x · 2026-11-01
A Neuralink user shared that he designed three parts entirely with his BCI — a sunglasses rack, an RC controller case, and a custom cubby for a tire machine — then watched them come off the 3D printer. He describes the feeling of turning an idea that existed only in his head into a physical object within hours.
Robert Scoble amplified it with a prediction: neuroscientists are developing devices that will let everyone do the same without surgery.
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