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[A single brain-computer interface device can simultaneously decode speech and gestures] On September 16th, the journal Nature Neuroscience published a latest neuroscience research result on the 14th: a single brain-implanted device can simultaneously decode the speech and gestures of paralyzed patients. A US research team decoded the neural activity of a paralyzed subject in real time to control his personalized avatar, allowing him to communicate through speech and gestures. The research results promote the advancement of brain-computer interfaces and are expected to help paralyzed patients communicate in a more natural way.
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