We've received Breakthrough Device Designation from the FDA to help restore communication for individuals with severe speech impairment.

This includes those affected by ALS, stroke, spinal cord injury, cerebral palsy, multiple sclerosis, and other neurological conditions.

If you or someone you love has lost the ability to speak, you can sign up to our Patient Registry today and help shape the future of communication.

We’re launching our first clinical trial in the Middle East at Cleveland Clinic Abu Dhabi in partnership with the Department of Health Abu Dhabi!

The UAE-PRIME trial explores how individuals with motor and speech impairment can use thought to control devices & communicate.

This is an important step towards making our groundbreaking technology available worldwide to transform the lives of millions affected by debilitating neurological conditions.

If you are interested in this trial, join our Patient Registry: neuralink.com/patient-registry

Thousands of administrative employees at Brown University woke up this spring to an email with pointed Elon Musk-like questions about their job responsibilities.

Please describe your role, it asked. What tasks have you performed in the past week? How would Brown students be affected if your job didn’t exist?

The email was from a sophomore, Alex Shieh, who explained that the responses would be included in a story for The Brown Spectator, a new, as yet unpublished conservative newspaper on campus.

Two days later, the university notified Shieh that he was under investigation, and with that, the case became the latest flashpoint in the free speech wars on American college campuses.

“Neuralink is trying to give recipients the ability to move a mouse in various directions and hold a button down,” Musk said. “We’re trying to get as many button presses as possible through thinking, so that’s what we’re currently working on.”

Everyone has their own journey with Neuralink, but we’ve seen peak independent use of over 100 hours / week!