Roadster event update
We've been tracking the weather closely with local meteorologists, but given the severe conditions predicted & because this event can only be held outdoors, we've made the difficult decision to reschedule.
New date is October 15. Additional details to follow
A 17-YEAR-OLD BUILT A $300 NEUROPROSTHETIC IN HIS BEDROOM.
Medical conglomerates insist brain-controlled bionics require invasive cranial surgery and $450,000 in clinical hardware.
A solo high school engineer bypassed decades of institutional inertia with a consumer EEG headband and 23,000 lines of custom code.
The limb is fabricated from laser-forged resin driven by an artificial tendon architecture with four independent degrees of freedom.
Non-invasive surface electrodes capture microvolt forehead potentials, feeding raw electrical noise into proprietary signal-processing algorithms.
The system translates frontal lobe intent directly into motor actuation, gripping and sorting objects without surgical implants or proprietary hospital calibration rigs.
Healthcare monopolies manufacture regulatory complexity to protect their margins while independent builders commoditize human mobility with off-the-shelf silicon.