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In April, Barrow confirmed it was the site of Neuralink's PRIME Study in which its first participant, Noland Arbaugh, underwent a successful implant of the company's brain-computer interface in January. Neuralink's brain computer interface translates brain signals into commands, allowing people with paralysis to control digital devices via thoughts.
Arbaugh, an Arizona resident and former athlete who was paralyzed after a diving accident, demonstrated the ability to use brain activity to play online chess and move a mouse cursor on a computer screen.