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Brain implant allows paralyzed person to communicate through speech and gestures via an avatar

⚡ Markets: Represents a significant breakthrough in brain-computer interface (BCI) technology. Positive long-term implications for companies in the neurotechnology and advanced medical device sectors.

Researchers have developed a single brain-computer interface that allows a paralyzed individual to communicate through both spoken words and facial gestures using a digital avatar. The system decodes different neural signals from the same brain region, representing a step toward more naturalistic communication for those with severe paralysis.

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