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One of the neuralink innovations is having the electrodes installed very precisely via a robot surgeon, which supposedly allows them to make things easier/bette

• elil17 5y ago
  That's really cool! I think one of the things that will hold them back is that there are still a lot of issues on even knowing where to place the electrodes - but as those issues are solved this will have such amazing potential!
  • lolthishuman 5y ago
    It sounds like they know exactly where to put it based on their white paper. The problem is more materials engineering for longevity and economics.
    • elil17 5y ago
      They know where to put them for the tasks they are targeting right now - tasks which have already been performed in the lab. Beyond that is a open question
      • lolthishuman 5y ago
        It seems that the ideal way would be trhz gap if it can be done. That way no implant needed but maybe a dome.