Brain-Computer Interfaces Leave the Lab — Slowly
Neural implants restored movement for paralysed patients. The next battle is commercial, not scientific.
Reading intent from neurons
High-density electrode arrays now decode motor intention well enough to drive cursors and robotic arms. The clinical wins are real: locked-in patients can type and browse again.
Commercialisation hurdles — surgery risk, hardware lifetimes, and consent for neural data — will define the next decade more than signal quality.
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