Technology & Innovation - Neuralink implant can read and stimulate brain activity [1] - The implant includes a wireless charging coil, threads for brain tissue insertion, and four chips [1] - Four chips are used to process 1,024 streams of brain data [1] Design & Functionality - The Neuralink implant is designed to be small and not require a large skull opening [1] - The implant is constantly running [1]

Technology & Healthcare - Neuralink's brain implant procedure involves a brain surgeon cutting the skull [1] - A robot inserts 64 tiny threads (electrodes) into the brain tissue [1] - These electrodes sense or stimulate brain cells [1] - A quarter-sized package covers the missing skull area [1] - The skin is peeled back over the implant, making it appear as if nothing has changed [1]