Direct Neural Interface, or DNI, is the Nanolink technology that communicates with the brain while bypassing the eyes, ears and other physical senses.[1]

Neural array

Microscopic nanophage units interface directly with neural tissue. Calibration maps the brain before permanent integration, connecting consciousness to the Nanolink server infrastructure.

Immersion

During immersion the system suppresses physical sensory input and supplies simulated experience. The Nanolink 2000 records thought-based control and full sensory simulation.

References

  1. Nanolink 2000 — overview, technology and institutional history Institutional website

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