Singh's work explores the speculative intersection of brain-computer interfaces, advanced materials science, and philosophical inquiry, challenging conventional boundaries of human perception and identity. Her designs are not intended as blueprints for future technologies, but rather as thought experiments materialized, prompting critical reflection on the potential consequences of merging human consciousness with artificial systems. Drawing on the philosophical traditions of both East and West, and referencing her upbringing surroundings, Singh questions our assumptions about what it means to connect ourselves with robotic systems. The integration of these ideas allows her to conceptualize a new approach to brain-computer interfaces. Specifically, the materials that should be selected when connecting such devices to the brain. She also uses thought-provoking questions to support each design decision. The primary aim is to invite a deep consideration of the ethical and existential implications of integrating human minds and computational ones. Through her unique theoretical explorations, she encourages both the philosophers and scientists and other individuals to examine the possible futures. She envisions a world where technology is not seen as it is commonly thought. She views the digital revolution as something that can change humanity.