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Imagine being fully conscious, fully aware, but trapped inside a body that refuses to speak. This is the reality of locked-in syndrome, where the ability to communicate—our most fundamental human connection—is completely severed.
But what if we could bypass the damaged nerves entirely?
In this episode, Dr. Prashanth Prakash will describe how we can use implanted microelectrodes to read neural signals and translate them directly into text and spoken audio.
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Restoring communication with speech brain–computer interfaces, by Prashanth Ravi Prakash, Shiyu Luo, Nathan E. Crone, Marc W. Slutzky
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Stati Uniti
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