Implant turns thoughts into words at high speed - Futurity

An implant enabled a person with ALS to create words on a computer just by thinking of saying them, researchers report.

Implant turns thoughts into words at high speed - Futurity Search for: Science Health Culture Environment 1692884914 "Imagine how different conducting everyday activities like shopping, attending appointments, ordering food, going into a bank, talking on a phone, expressing love or appreciation—even arguing—will be when nonverbal people can communicate their thoughts in real time," wrote Pat Bennett via email. (Credit: BrainGate.org) Share this Article Facebook Twitter Reddit Email You are free to share this article under the Attribution 4.0 International license. Topic --> --> Tags algorithms

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