myTomorrows raises $29M to expand clinical trial platform for rare diseases. – Thursday, November 13, 2025

Today marks a significant milestone in brain-computer interface technology, with Neuralink demonstrating a new capability that could transform assistive technologies.

Main Story

A Neuralink patient has successfully demonstrated the ability to control a webcam using only their mind. This achievement highlights the ongoing progress in brain-computer interface (BCI) technology, showcasing its potential to enable new forms of interaction between humans and machines.

The development holds promise for creating advanced assistive technologies that could greatly enhance the quality of life for individuals with disabilities, offering them new ways to interact with their environment.

Also Today

• 'Uber' for allied health in Australia goes live — A new platform in Australia aims to revolutionize access to allied health services.
• myTomorrows scores $29M for clinical trial platform — The funding will support the expansion of a platform designed to streamline clinical trial processes.
• Neuralink patient can control webcam with his mind — This breakthrough demonstrates the potential of BCIs in assistive technology.

Why It Matters

Neuralink's progress underscores the potential of BCIs to restore function and improve quality of life for individuals with disabilities. As the technology advances, it could lead to significant improvements in assistive devices, offering new hope and possibilities. However, further development and testing are crucial to ensure the long-term viability and safety of these innovations.