NEURALINK: A Brain-Machine Interface Device

Abstract

One of the most mysterious biological structures in the natural world is the human brain. Research indicates that advancements in neuroscience and related technology have elevated clinical assessment, diagnostic, and treatment approaches. Nevertheless, there is still far too much to learn about nervous system flaws and diseases. A brand-new breakthrough and progress in the fields of neuroscience and neuro-engineering is being made by the neurotechnology company Neuralink. The most likely goal is to create an implanted brain-machine interface that will improve the quality of life for those suffering from severe spinal cord and brain injuries, along with making a bridge between the human brain and artificial technology. Although preliminary animal experiments showed encouraging results, the final outcome of this technology could be seen within a few years. However, in order to conclude the safety and viability of the neuralink device, further research studies are needed to move beyond speculation.