Revolutionary Brain Implant Allows Paralysed Man to Control Objects with Thought

The video discusses a groundbreaking brain implant technology that allows individuals to control objects through thought. Matthew Nagle, who was paralyzed after a knife attack, uses this implant to operate artificial limbs and computers. The implant, known as the brain gait chip, is small and contains electrodes that decode brain signals to control movement. Currently undergoing clinical trials, this technology offers hope for future advancements and improved quality of life for those with paralysis.

How does the brain gait chip work in relation to brain signals?

What is the current status of the brain gait technology?