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As reported in the journal Nature, a clinical trial participant with cervical spinal cord injury used the system to “type” words on a computer at a rate of 90 characters per minute, more than double the previous record for typing with a brain-computer interface. The participant had to merely think about the hand motions involved in creating written letters to complete the task. The research team is hopeful that such a system could one day help to restore people’s ability to communicate following paralysis caused by injury or illness. A clinical trial participant created these letters on a computer screen just by thinking about the act of moving his arm and hand to write. (Credit: BrainGate.org)

United statesLeigh hochbergKrishna shenoyFrank willettJaimie hendersonBrown university school of engineeringUs department of veterans affairsBrown universityNational institute of neurological disordersWu tsai neurosciences institute at stanfordHarvard medical schoolDevelopment centerNational institute on deafnessProvidence va medical centerSimons foundation collaborationVeterans affairs providence healthcare system