A neuroprosthesis developed for people with paralysis allows communication through words and gestures, representing a significant advance in the field of brain-computer interfaces.
The findings were published in the prestigious journal Nature Neuroscience, giving scientific credibility to the results obtained by the researchers.
This technology is intended primarily for people who have suffered strokes or who are affected by neurodegenerative diseases, conditions that frequently result in severe communication difficulties.
The system allows translating brain signals into oral and gestural communication, opening new possibilities for the quality of life of these patients.
