The letter-encoding technique required almost no pre-training Researchers at Maastricht University in The Netherlands have developed a device that gives a voice to those who are completely unable to speak or move at all. Building
Real-time, brain-scanning speller gives the silent a voice
- June 29, 2012
- Real-time, brain-scanning speller gives the silent a voice
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