Kinda boring to be honest. The signal they are sending is very rudimentary (2 bits). And the communication is only one directional. This is more of a tech-dem

Kinda boring to be honest. The signal they are sending is very rudimentary (2 bits). And the communication is only one directional. This is more of a tech-demo than any sort of break through. The article even discusses other teams that are trying for 3000 or more bits. The sad thing is, this technology is probably slower than connecting an implant to the nerves in your finger, and much more cumbersome. If the technology can only transmit 2 bits, this really is next to useless.