Silent-speech brain interface controls smart devices
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One implanted participant issued commands at self-chosen moments.
One participant with ALS controlled smart devices through silently attempted commands decoded by an implanted brain interface.
Commands could begin at the user's own pace, without visual or sound timing cues.
Across 18 sessions, median command-decoding accuracy was 97.1%.
This concerns specific commands, not arbitrary thoughts. One participant does not establish general home-use performance.
Source dates: preprint April 10, 2025; journal November 11, 2026.
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