Neuralink

ALS is a neurodegenerative disease that gradually and relentlessly takes away bodily functions, such as the ability to speak. With Neuralink, we aim to restore the voices of those who have lost them.

Jake could only type with one finger after ALS took away most of his arm and hand mobility. With Neuralink, he’s exploring how to type by imagining moving all ten of his fingers again.

We recently hosted a discussion with Synapticure, where Brad, Jake, and Nick shared their experiences living with ALS and using their Neuralink devices as participants in our clinical trials. We're committed to engaging with and supporting the ALS community. If there's an organization you think we should connect with, reply to this post with the association's name!

DJ Seo and our recruiting team visited several schools to provide an overview of Neuralink, including recent progress updates and an outline for the company’s path ahead. Watch the presentation: https://lnkd.in/e_VM7Czz You don’t have to be a brain surgeon to work at Neuralink. Explore our open roles: neuralink.com/careers

After injury paralyzed him from the neck down, RockyNoHands tested many assistive technologies to reconnect with the world. He re-learned how to play video games with a mouth-operated controller and is now a pro gamer with multiple Guinness World Records and a significant following. We invited Rocky to Neuralink to share his story, learn about our technology, and discuss the possibilities of brain interfaces for paralysis and other unmet medical needs.

As the first person to use a Neuralink device to control a robotic arm with his thoughts, Alex has been paving the way for building brain-computer interfaces that restore autonomy in both the digital and physical worlds 🦾 See more in this video with Alex and Barrow Neurological Institute.

🇬🇧 We’re excited to announce our first participant in the UK! Paul, who is paralyzed due to motor neuron disease, received his Neuralink implant at University College London Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust earlier this month and was able to control a computer with his thoughts just hours after surgery. He’s now working with our engineers to explore using the implant to play his favorite video games and perform other tasks that could enrich and restore autonomy in his daily life. This marks an important step toward making our technology available to help people around the world.

🇨🇦 We just completed two surgeries in Canada—our first procedures outside the United States! This marks an important step towards bringing our technology to more people around the world. We currently have active studies in: 🇨🇦 Canada 🇬🇧 United Kingdom 🇺🇸 United States 🇦🇪 United Arab Emirates If you're interested in participating in a current or future study, we invite you to join our global patient registry: neuralink.com/trials

🇬🇧 We’re launching a clinical study in Great Britain! In partnership with University College London Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust and The Newcastle Upon Tyne Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust, we’re exploring how our brain-computer interface can restore digital autonomy to individuals with severe paralysis by enabling them to control devices with their thoughts. The launch of this study in Great Britain builds upon the successes of our trials in the US and marks an important step towards bringing our life-changing BCI technology to individuals with neurological disorders around the world! If you are living with paralysis caused by conditions such as spinal cord injury and ALS, you may qualify to participate in this study. To learn more and register your interest, visit our website and join the Patient Registry: neuralink.com/trials If you are interested in building technology to interface with the human brain to restore autonomy and unlock superhuman capabilities, see our open roles: neuralink.com/careers

Watch the latest update from the Neuralink team. https://lnkd.in/erVQy3WA Join us to build the machine that builds the machine to merge with machines. neuralink.com/careers