Brain Implant Controlling Apple, Amazon Devices Reaches New Milestone

Synchron, makers of an implantable brain-computer interface, unveiled new demos of how the device could be used to control Amazon Alexa devices like the Fire Tablet and Apple's Vision Pro headset.

Read more about Synchron on CNET.com:

0:00 Intro
0:28 Synchron's Brain-Computer Interface
0:56 Controlling Amazon's Fire Tablet
1:20 Controlling Apple Vision Pro
2:11 How Synchron's BCI Works
3:01 Digital Motor Output For Brain Control
4:19 Can Dreaming Alter the BCI
4:42 Synchron Registry to Sign Up for Future Trials

#Synchron #BCI #applevisionpro #mindcontrol #brainimplant

[JZF]

Personally this scares me

But this could really work for those with locked in syndrome. Being stuck in a body that doesn’t work is a TERRIBLE fear, those that could possibly be stuck in a body that doesn’t work could benefit from this

[chrisschneider]

So these guys are ahead of neuralink but I haven't heard of them. A demonstration of the way the rich get richer. Please support this alternative to neuralink so we have more than the Elon show.

[imatimetraveler]

They're going to be people without a disability that's going to want that too..

[richardgray]

These is scary because yes can help people who need it but evil people use it control thoughts slippery slop as a Christian these could be early thing be mark of beast

[Eskoxo]

Can't wait for ads being served straight into our brains.

[mgratk]

Apple and Amazon are working feverishly to control these implants.🤖

[gdok]

Accessing the brain via the blood vessels has numerous advantages over the Neuralink approach which requires craniotomy and insertion of electrodes through and into brain tissue. One drawback of this approach has already become apparent; because the brain moves inside the skull with breathing for instance the electrodes are repeatedly being flexed. In the first human trial patient a number of the very fine micro-electrodes did break and although the team have sought a solution by lengthening the amount of 'slack' electrode in the space between the implant which is flush with the inner surface of the skull and the brain insertion point. However, as we all know if you bend ant wire enough times it will eventually break. The advantage of the approach used by Synchron is that the mesh is somewhat similar to the stents that have successfully been used for coronary angioplasty for many years.

[TheNaiv]

Alexa can bearly handle turn on the lights no way im letting her isnide my head 😆

[somedayitsgonnamakesense]

Google: cant wait to put ads on his brain while watching YouTube

[richardgray]

These is scary because yes can help people who need it but evil people use it control thoughts slippery slop as a Christian these could be early thing be mark of beast

[richardgray]

These is scary because yes can help people who need it but evil people use it control thoughts slippery slop as a Christian these could be early thing be mark of beast

[sivakrishnat]

We need devices that can fix ADHD, bipolar etc

[southerncyan]

This is very exciting, and I hope the patients stay healthy!

[matthew.m.stevick]

pretty incredible. keep it up brilliant minds and hope you use ai a lot.

[Honeybadger-hklrkch]

when will the device turn you into a #Tesla bot 😂

[PizzaMan]

Neuralink looks more promising. Having the precision to play video games faster than people with keyboard and mouse is possible with Neuralink, but not with this.

[viveviveka]

This was being done back in the 60s. Seriously. You can look it up.

[richardgray]

These is scary because yes can help people who need it but evil people use it control thoughts slippery slop as a Christian these could be early thing be mark of beast

[katland-kat]

Pretty cool into Brain ships by Anne McCaffrey which I always loved. One concern is they be hacked?

[diotitus]

I bet this brain chip technology will become the basis for what the Mark of the Beast will be in the future.