

December 2025
* Likely, but not yet confirmed by Neuralink, the patient, or the trial site.
“I was discharged after two days, and the day after I got home we connected the device to my laptop via Bluetooth. After a short calibration, it worked perfectly the first time.”
Eoin Egan is originally from Moore in South Roscommon, Ireland, and was diagnosed with motor neurone disease (ALS) in June 2020. In December 2025 he received a Neuralink brain-computer interface at Queen Square in London. He has since worked with his family and a technology firm to help develop a wheelchair he can steer using his thoughts.
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