Neuralink Is Searching volunteers for implanting chips in the brain around the world (4 photos)

A few years ago, conspiracy theorists had one that supposedly, under the leadership of Bill Gates, special chips were being developed, which were then implanted into the population en masse with the help of coronavirus vaccines. The particularly impressionable people panicked, skeptics giggled. Time passed, Bill meanly did not live up to expectations, but there is no need to despair.





What can I say, science does not stand still. The first patient with a chip implanted in the brain learned to operate a PC in just 100 days - in fact, he received a second chance at a normal life.



So now the Neuralink company is looking for people with paralysis of the upper and lower extremities due to a spinal cord injury or amyotrophic lateral sclerosis (Stephen Hawking had this disease).

The coolest thing is that they accept people from anywhere in the world. To get on the list, you just need to submit an application on the official Neuralink website.





The N1 implant is powered by a small battery that is charged wirelessly from the outside using a compact inductive charger, making it easy to use anywhere. It can be used to control a computer or mobile device.



The actual chip implantation operation is performed by a surgical robot. So, that's it, the future is already here, old man.