Audrey Crews

Audrey Crews is a Neuralink PRIME clinical-trial participant who uses a brain-computer interface to control a computer and create digital art. After a spinal cord injury left her paralyzed at 16, she founded NeuraArt Studio to share and sell artwork made during her BCI journey.

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neuraartstudio.com

The Story of NeuraArt Studio

Crews recounts her spinal cord injury, Neuralink trial participation, return to digital drawing, and the creation of NeuraArt Studio.

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neurapod.com

First Woman With Neuralink Shares Her Story – Audrey Crews Interview

An interview about Crews’s Neuralink experience and her story as a brain-computer interface user.

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knoe.com

Vidalia woman becomes ninth person to receive Neuralink implant

Crews discusses using the implant to control a laptop, gain independence, and begin drawing again.

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newsnationnow.com

Neuralink brain implant lets paralyzed artist create with her mind

Crews speaks about using a brain implant to make art and control digital devices.

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thedebrief.org

This Neuralink Patient is Transforming Thoughts Into Art in a New Brain-Computer Interface Breakthrough

A feature on Crews’s BCI-created abstract art and the development of her artistic practice.

Writing

thedebrief.org

She Lost Movement at 16. Neuralink Just Helped Her Write Again—Using Her Mind

Coverage of Crews’s first attempt to write her name with the Neuralink BCI and her PRIME Study participation.

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Audrey Crews

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The Story of NeuraArt Studio

First Woman With Neuralink Shares Her Story – Audrey Crews Interview

Vidalia woman becomes ninth person to receive Neuralink implant

Neuralink brain implant lets paralyzed artist create with her mind

This Neuralink Patient is Transforming Thoughts Into Art in a New Brain-Computer Interface Breakthrough

She Lost Movement at 16. Neuralink Just Helped Her Write Again—Using Her Mind

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