BMI technology makes breakthrough in simultaneously decoding language and movement
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BMI technology makes breakthrough in simultaneously decoding language and movement

China Daily  

NeuroXess, a leading brain-machine interface company based in Shanghai, was the world's first to simultaneously decode language and movement in real-time, marking the city's latest breakthrough in this technology. Addressing critical clinical needs for restoring motor and language functions impaired by brain damage, the firm said on Thursday that it independently developed a 256-channel high-throughput, flexible brain-machine interface. In December, the firm joined hands with the neurosurgery team at Huashan Hospital again and conducted the country's first clinical trial on real-time synthesis of spoken Chinese using a high-throughput, flexible brain-machine interface. The team performed a flexible brain-machine interface implantation surgery on a patient suffering from epilepsy and a tumor occupying the brain's language function area.

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