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Neural engineering

High-performance brain implants restore communication to those who cannot speak

20 Sep 2023
A research participant in Edward Chang’s study of speech neuroprostheses
Decoding brain activity A research participant in Edward Chang’s study of speech neuroprostheses is connected to computers that translate her brain signals into the speech and facial movements of a digital avatar. (Courtesy: Noah Berger)
Remarkable leaps in brain–computer interface technology that could restore more naturalistic commu

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Ian Randall is a science writer based in the UK
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