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LISTEN TO SCIENCE MINUTES «CLEAR PICTURE» ⟩ Can a Chip Implanted in the Brain Restore a Severed Neural Connection?

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In the "Clear Picture" section, Indrek Vaheoja investigated how Neuralink-like brain-implanted chips work and whether they can help people speak again, control computers, see, or even walk someday.
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In the "Clear Picture" section, Indrek Vaheoja investigated how Neuralink-like brain-implanted chips work and whether they can help people speak again, control computers, see, or even walk someday.

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pmo.ee broke the news on Friday, October 2, 2026.
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