> a lot more electrical sensors than today (maybe 16 to 256, something on that order) And you will basically have brain-controlled port. Then emulating normal(

> a lot more electrical sensors than today (maybe 16 to 256, something on that order) And you will basically have brain-controlled port. Then emulating normal(-ish) human hand becomes kinda boring thing to do. Because you can use a “different” hand. Or plug in into music synthesiser. Endless possibilities. > Once we had good data, training a neural net to do the mapping to actuators seems like a basic problem You don't strictly need it. Human brain is pretty ok with learning all kind of weird stuff.