Neuralink, which aims to create a brain-computer interface under the leadership of Elon Musk, has implanted a chip in someone’s brain for the second time in recent weeks. Although this announcement was made by Musk, not much information was shared about the subject and the operation.

Now the company has shared more details about the experiment. Explaining, everything is going well revealed.

The subject can use his brain to design 3D objects and play games such as Counter-Strike 2.

*Moments when the patient plays Counter-Strike 2.

According to Neuralink, the second human experiment: “with success” was performed. The company stated that the person with the chip is currently that he can design 3D objects with his brain and play games like Counter-Strike 2 he declared.

New experiment, full name not disclosed A man named Alex was performed. According to Neuralink, this person is spinal cord injury He was a former auto technician. Alex’s surgery fired after 1 day It was reported that he can now control the computer with his brain. Still one of these person video or image not shared.

The company’s first experiment was conducted earlier this year on a paralyzed man named Noland Arbaugh and was successful, allowing Arbaugh to perform a range of functions through his brain, from sharing on social media to playing games.

It was also emphasized that the problems encountered in the first experiment did not occur in the second experiment. This was the main goal of the company anyway. In the first experiment, a situation was found where the electrode wires were pulled into the brain. In the second, however, this did not happen. They were able to do this by reducing the movement of the brain during the operation and reducing the gap between the implant and the brain.

The brain-computer interface, called Link, is a device designed to help people with severely limited mobility. For now, it is used to control the screen on digital devices. However, the company says it will add many more capabilities in the future, such as helping patients type faster.