A paralyzed man just moved a robotic arm using only his mind.
And then he kissed it.
Rocky Stoutenburgh was paralyzed in 2006.
He has Elon Musk's Neuralink brain chip.
In a new video posted on X, he guides a robotic arm toward his face with pure thought.
Neuralink says its trial patients have moved beyond computer control.
They can now operate physical devices like assistive robotic arms.
The company plans to add even more compatible devices next.
Twelve people have received the implant since January 2024.
Patients include people with spinal cord injuries and ALS.
The first volunteer used the chip to play video games and chess.
Musk says more than 10,000 people have joined Neuralink's patient registry.
The device is still in clinical trials.
But moments like this show where it is heading. #Elonmusk
