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Imagine that in the future, you can use your mind to control the movement of the mouse on the screen, the input of text, or even just "download" to master a new language, or you can exchange ideas with others through wireless signal transmission without language or action. 
 
 
 
These seemingly unrealistic sci-fi scenes, with an unexpected release on the evening of the 16th, appear to be within reach for the first time. Ironmask, known as Silicon Valley Iron Man, led the leading members of Nuralink that evening, and for the first time openly demonstrated their latest achievements in the field of Brain-Computer Interface (BCI) through their efforts over the past two years. 
 
 
 
Under the existing conditions, Neuralink has proposed a more secure and feasible scheme to transmit more information through the application of pipelines and neurosurgical robots, which means that the above-mentioned sci-fi scenarios are likely to become reality in the future. 
 
 
 
But the realization of this exciting vision is still a long way from now. Despite the high feasibility of the proposal, the approval of the U.S. Drug Administration is required for Neuralink to conduct human trials, which is only the first step towards Neuralink's short-term goal of providing assistance to patients with brain neurological impairment or related diseases. In addition to scientific and regulatory barriers, Neuralink also needs to It is necessary to clarify the commercial feasibility and answer the question of how to transform scientific research achievements into sustainable projects smoothly.

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