New brain-computer tech helps paralyzed patient speak to loved ones in real time
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A paralyzed ALS patient successfully communicated with family in real time using a new brain-computer interface (BCI) developed at UC Davis. The system translates brain signals into audible speech with only a 1/40th second delay, allowing for natural conversation. This breakthrough could transform communication for people with paralysis, potentially restoring their ability to speak spontaneously and with nuanced intonation.
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