Neuralink is looking for people willing to test its brain implant chips


Neuralink’s technology is designed to analyse brain signals and transform them into physical reactions. — AFP Relaxnews

American company Neuralink, owned and founded by Elon Musk, has been working on brain implant projects for years. It is now looking for the first patient volunteers to test its technology.

Americans over the age of 18 with severe physical disabilities can register to take part in the experiment.

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