Revolutionizing Speech Restoration: Stanford-Led Research Unveils High-Performance Neuroprosthesis for Unconstrained Communication”

Speech brain-computer interfaces (BCIs) are a cutting-edge technological advancement with promising applications for rehabilitating individuals who lost the ability to communicate due to a disability. Decoding brain processes to enable communication of unrestricted phrases from a huge lexicon is still in its infancy, although early investigations have shown promise. As a means of filling this […]

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