Brain-computer interface one step closer to decoding inner speech

Brain-computer interface one step closer to decoding inner speech

Scientists have successfully decoded the silent monologue in people’s heads in research which could help people who are unable to audibly speak. Researchers from Stanford University, USA, translated what a participant was saying inside their head using brain-computer interface (BCI) technologies. BCIs have recently emerged as a tool to help people with disabilities communicate more easily. For example, current BCI technologies are implanted into…

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