SpaceX will attempt to catch both the Super Heavy booster and Starship on the upcoming flight.
If both are successful, it will mark the first time that all parts of an orbital rocket return to Earth intact.
This is the critical breakthrough needed to make life multiplanetary.
This is @neuralink's brain chip: the N1 Implant. They call it “The Link”.
I got to see it up close to understand how it works and how the Neuralink team designed a brand new surgical robot to implant it...
I had no prior experience with CAD, 3D printing, electrical design, PCB layout, manufacturing, or CAM when I started this. Everything shown here was learned from the ground up through this project, driven by the work with Neuralink.
Custom RC transmitter designed in Fusion 360, controlled with a Quadstick and Neuralink. Schematic → PCB → 3D board → enclosure, all in one tool. Case is built around the board with vents, fans, and proper mounting. One radio for RC trucks, cars, planes, and drones. Using the Quadstick as the input, paired with Neuralink, so the whole system is designed together instead of adapting off-the-shelf parts. Progress update — still dialing in the details. @neuralink @r/c @autodesk
@jeck0510@neuralink@NeuraPod I have Velcro in all my hats and the charger just sticks to the hat and the hair does not interfere. The scar is minimal and you can feel a small bump on my skull.
Neuralink patient CONTROLS ROBOT VACUUM with his MIND
Zach McManus, who has ALS, used his Neuralink brain implant to steer a Matic robot vacuum around his living room using only his thoughts.
He already controls his laptop and TV through the implant.
What started with controlling screens is now helping him navigate everyday life.
Source: @DeadManRolln@neuralink / Writer: Marie
Navigating the hospital to radiology using only my Neuralink mind drive.
No joystick, no hands — just thought. The interface on the laptop is translating neural signals into movement in real time. This is what independence looks like.
#Neuralink#MindDrive#BCI #BrainComputerInterface #Accessibility #Independence #Neuropod #ElonMusk
@darthur@Vawlkus I'm using SolidCraft right now and treating it as an experiment first. Haven't used any CAD yet that only lets you do operations the actual producing machine(s) can handle — interesting idea.
I designed these three parts entirely with my Neuralink, then watched them come off the 3D printer.
Sunglasses rack, RC controller case, and a custom cubby for our tire machine.
The tech is cool. The feeling of taking an idea that only existed in my head and holding it a few hours later is something else entirely.
I’ve always loved making things. The method changed. The feeling didn’t.
What would you design first if you could go from thought to physical object this fast?
#3DPrinting #BCI #Maker
@Neuralink@Neuropod@Elon Musk @Barrow Neurological Institute