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New brain implant decodes speech and gestures at the same time
NYT profiles a patient speaking again via a wireless brain implant
2 Sep 14 1:02 PM · 9d ago · 4 articles · 1 post · 3 sources · development 2 of 2
The New York Times reported on a disabled patient whose wireless brain-computer interface enabled speech even from imagined words, framing it as the latest advance in the field alongside the Nature Neuroscience findings.
“I Have a Lot to Say”
patient profiled by NYTSamantha Brosler Study co-author, PhD student in bioengineering, UCSFChristian Herff Computational neuroscientist, Maastricht UniversityPam Belluck New York Times reporter
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What was reported 2 claims about this development
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first by ALS News Today, 9d ago · also KEYE, Nature, NR Times, Anadolu Agency
4 more headlines
- 'I have a lot to say': Austin brain implant helps patient communicate in real time KEYE · 9d ago
- ‘Multifunctional’ brain implant translates speech and gestures in real time Nature · 9d ago
- Brain implant enables MND patient to ‘speak’ in real time NR Times · 9d ago
- Brain implant enables US woman with motor neuron disease to communicate in real time Anadolu Agency · 8d ago
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first by NYT, 9d ago · also FT, The New York Times
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- Brain implant lets paralysed patients speak via digital avatar ft.com · 9d ago
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