Neuralink's latest surgical robot just dropped a video, and it's pure high-energy. It can precisely insert one electrode into the brain in just 1.5 seconds—64 electrodes in total—and it even automatically avoids blood vessels! Neuralink has made it clear that this tech iteration is aimed at supporting its high-volume production plans for 2026. The evolution of this technology follows the ultimate logic of cost reduction and scalability in manufacturing. Since its founding in 2016, Neuralink's devices have progressed from animal testing to the first human trials scheduled for early 2024. Currently, this brain-machine interface device is still in the research phase and has not yet received broad commercial approval from the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA).