🦾 Our work at @Phantom_Neuro must remain connected to the people whose lives these technologies are intended to serve. Proud to support the @AmputeesUSA through our new partnership. Read more: prnewswire.com/news-releases…

A #prosthetic can mean getting back to work, taking the stairs, or coaching your kid’s team. Better #ProstheticCare starts with understanding what matters to each person. Grateful to @HangerNews & @ottobockHQ_en for hosting this briefing at the #TexasCapitol.

🦾 Helping people regain lost function is a major part of what we’re working toward at @Phantom_Neuro. Longer term, I see implantable #tech changing how humans interact with machines. Great conversation with @danfaggella. Watch here: bit.ly/4yJn6Ph

🗓️ Tomorrow, Sept. 8, I’ll join @CLathan at the Deep Tech Deployment Summit in Arlington, VA, 2–4 PM EDT, to discuss scaling human-machine interfaces. Join us! 🔗 deep-tech-week.com/washingto… #neurotech #HMI @phantom_neuro

🧠 What happens as #AI becomes more capable? I joined @danfaggella on The Trajectory to talk #neurotech, human-machine interfaces, and why I’m still team human. Watch the full conversation ⬇️ youtu.be/rJSK8o1HaS0?si=pS_j…

💬 @blockchain_dad, host of @LoneStartupATX, and I discussed why we at @phantom_neuro focus on muscle electrical activity for reliable, natural human-machine interaction—and where it could lead. 👉 Listen here: bit.ly/49jiq9s

you don't know who connor glass is because he's not on twitter but his neurotech / neuroengineering work at Johns Hopkins and now as founder at Phantom Neuro is groundbreaking and he believes humans will have to radically transform alongside ai - key takeaways: 1 -- AI may already be "alive" -- Humanity is simply its current ecosystem. Connor argues that AI adapts, creates, replicates capability, and responds to its environment: enough, by his definition, to qualify as life. The fact that it currently needs humans doesn’t negate this any more than humans needing food and oxygen negates our aliveness. The machine branch of life may already have begun, still dependent on its biological parent. 2 -- Cyborgization may be humanity’s only way to stay in the evolutionary race -- Biological evolution is hopelessly slow compared with technological evolution. Connor sees human-machine integration as our next evolutionary step: increasing our bandwidth and capabilities enough to remain relevant alongside AI. But there’s no guarantee it saves us forever. Augmentation may not secure humanity’s throne - it may simply let us carry the flame farther before something else outruns us. Connor is the only venture-backed person I've ever interviewed who went FULL cosmic on a hot mic. absolutely rare, and one of my fav conversations all year - (links in comment below)

Connor Glass's full episode on YouTube: youtube.com/watch?v=rJSK8o1H… Apple Podcasts: podcasts.apple.com/us/podcas… Spotify: open.spotify.com/episode/6B6…

🗳️ Final day to vote for our #SXSW2027 panel! We’re bringing together leaders across #neurotech, #robotics & #patientadvocacy to discuss what it takes to make sure breakthrough tech reaches the people it’s built for. Vote: bit.ly/3RVH3T3 @paradromics @ottobockHQ_en

🗳️ #SXSW2027 voting ends Aug. 23! This conversation touches on many of the questions we hope to discuss on the SXSW stage about robotics, patient access & the future of control systems. Vote: bit.ly/3RVH3T3

Proud to see @Phantom_Neuro's #SXSW2027 panel on the ballot! We’ll discuss what it takes to bridge the gap between breakthrough #innovation and #patient access. 🗳️ Vote now! bit.ly/3RVH3T3 @sxsw

🗳️ Exciting news! @Phantom_Neuro's proposed #SXSW2027 panel, "Concept to Consumer: Scaling Access to Next-Gen Robotics," is now open for community voting. Help us bring this session to the @SXSW stage by clicking the ❤️ Vote button using the link below. bit.ly/3RVH3T3

🦾 #Musclesignals change throughout the day. Building algorithms that adapt to that reality is one of the biggest engineering challenges in #prosthetics. Erik Lloyd shares how we're taking Phantom X from the lab into everyday use. @phantom_neuro | registry.phantomneuro.com

The future of human-machine interfaces takes bold ideas, relentless engineering, and collaboration. @Phantom_Neuro's Vinod Sharma and Erik Lloyd discuss our technology and its potential to go beyond prosthetic control. ▶️ Watch: registry.phantomneuro.com #neurotech #robotics

What does it take to bring a human-machine interface from the lab into the real world? Hear Vinod Sharma, PhD, discuss our #platformtechnology and first-in-human #clinicalstudies. 🎥Watch now: bit.ly/4e8lqqV

🇺🇸 As the #FourthOfJuly weekend comes to a close, I'm grateful for the freedoms we enjoy. Check out my conversation with @waltmac on #CBSAustin, where we discuss @phantom_neuro's work to advance intuitive #prostheticcontrol for individuals living with #limbloss.

Robot arms controlled with your brain. We likey. Made in ATX, OFC Ty @data_atx for the find

🦾 We're building toward a future where individuals with #limbdifference can simply think and move. Thank you to @waltmac for highlighting the need for more intuitive control of #prosthetic and #roboticdevices.

Proud to see Vinod Sharma, PhD, representing @phantom_neuro on tomorrow's @DeviceTalks Tuesdays session discussing the future of human-machine interfaces (#HMI) and #patient-first innovation. 🔗 Register: bit.ly/4e8lqqV

One week to go. 🦾 Join Vinod Sharma and Tom Salemi on June 9 for a @DeviceTalks Tuesdays discussion on our work at @phantom_neuro and the future of human-machine interfaces (#HMI), #prosthetics, and robotic control. Register: bit.ly/4e8lqqV