Synchron BCI x Apple Vision Pro

Mark, a 64-year old man with amyotrophic lateral sclerosis (ALS), successfully used his direct thoughts to control the cursor on the #applevisionpro when he played Solitaire, watched #appletv and sent text messages using the Synchron #braincomputerinterface (#bci ), hands-free. Mark is otherwise unable to use the Apple Vision Pro due to the loss of function of his upper limbs. Apple Vision Pro requires hand gestures to make item selections. Watch this video to see Mark use his Synchron Brain Computer Interface to help use the Apple Vision Pro.

[@Xxoraa666]

Prototype Netrunner

[@davidw.1734]

I can't wait.

[@Austinn72]

impressive

[@FSK1138]

seems pretty extreme just to replace a Sip-and-puff

[@skjoldbroder]

it's nice but.. I think it might be better to figure out a solution that doesn't require the guy to wear a VR headset all the time.

[@besim109AOG]

Vr getting better anyway, soon they will be cloud based and only glasses are needed

[@vincentpaniccia109]

Unless you have many electrodes span the entire length of most blood vessels, you won't be able to get enough usable data as compared to an invasive procedure with very few electrodes.
If you can reach the smallest blood vessels, those will be in closer proximity to neurons.
Though you would have to break past issues with scalability.