Tech
This implant allowed a man to type by imagining himself writing
Mind control is very real — and faster than ever.
Neural implants have long been a thing of science fiction, but maybe not for much longer. Putting aside Elon Musk teaching monkeys to play video games, getting potential use cases to actually meet the current possibilities implants afford has been difficult.
One use academics have investigated is helping people with impaired motor function regain some basic skills, like typing, by translating their thoughts into computer commands.
