New breakthroughs in brain-machine interfaces: in the future, it may be possible to directly control humanoid Bots.

[Golden Finance] According to reports, in the future, humans are expected to directly control humanoid robots through brain-machine interfaces. On June 27 local time, a brain-machine interface company released a one-hour video showcasing their latest research成果 and product development direction. It was introduced that the number of subjects in the company has reached 7, including 4 patients with spinal cord injuries and 3 patients with amyotrophic lateral sclerosis (ALS). These subjects are using the relevant equipment at a high frequency, with data showing an average weekly usage time of about 50 hours, with peaks exceeding 100 hours. Notably, spinal cord injury patient Alex will also connect to a humanoid robot's mechanical arm from a certain company for more complex operations in the future. The founder of the company stated that in the future, people may be able to fully control the bodies of humanoid robots through brain-machine interfaces.