Neuralink

Neuralink is advancing brain-machine interfaces through various technologies. They are developing static and dynamic input multiplexing for high-density neural signal recording, which enhances the ability to process neural data. Their research includes wireless pairing systems for neural implants, allowing seamless communication between implanted and external devices. Additionally, they are working on neural signal compression techniques to efficiently manage data from brain-machine interfaces. These efforts highlight Neuralink's focus on improving neural data acquisition, processing, and communication for brain-machine interfaces.

Neuralink has encountered issues with its first human brain implant, including thread retraction and data loss. Despite these setbacks, the FDA has approved the implantation of a second patient. The company is actively seeking participants for further trials to evaluate and improve the device.