Research Paper
Brain-to-text decoder achieves 62 words per minute in paralyzed patients
PubMed3/30/2026ยท03/30/26๐ USA
Summary
Stanford trained a decoder on intracortical recordings from 3 ALS and spinal cord injury patients, decoding attempted handwriting at 62 WPM with 94% accuracy using a 26-letter vocabulary plus punctuation and an online correction interface.
Why it matters
At 62 WPM with high accuracy, this system exceeds most augmentative communication devices and approaches natural typing pace, making it genuinely useful for locked-in patients today.
#BCI#Neural Interfaces#Neuroimaging#Neurostimulation
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