00:00So now just to step you through what the product evolution is going to look like in the next three
00:03years. Today what we have is 1000 electrodes in the motor cortex, the part of the small part of
00:08the brain that you see in this animation called the hand knob area that allows participants control
00:12computer cursors as well as gaming consoles. Next quarter we're planning to implant in the speech
00:18cortex to directly decode attentive words from brain signals to speech. And in 2026 not only are
00:26we going to triple the number of electrodes from 1000 to 3000 for more capabilities. We're planning
00:32to have our first blind site participant to enable navigation. And in 2027 we're going to continue
00:37increasing channel counts, probably another triple, so 10,000 channels, and also enable for the first
00:43time multiple implants. So not just one in motor cortex, speech cortex, or visual cortex, but all
00:48of the above. And finally in 2028 our goal is to get to more than 25,000 channels per implant,
00:54have
00:54multiple of these, have ability to access any part of the brain for psychiatric conditions, pain,
01:00dysregulation, and also start to demonstrate what it would be like to actually integrate with AI.
01:04And all this is to say that we're really building towards set of fundamental foundational technology
01:09that would allow us to have hundreds of thousands if not millions of channels with multiple implants
01:12for whole brain interfaces that could actually solve not just these debilitating neurological
01:16conditions, but be able to go beyond the limits of our biology. And this vertical integration
01:20and the talented team that we have at Neuralink has been and will continue to be the key recipe for
01:24rapid progress that we will be making. Just to recap real quick, Neuralink is implanted with
01:29precision surgical robot, is physically invisible, and one week later users are able to see their
01:34thoughts transform into actions. And to share more about what that experience is like, I'd like to
01:39thank you, welcome to Hedge to the Station.
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