<ul><li>Brain region used for speech decoding also supports BCI cursor control.</li><li>BCIs implanted in the brain can help individuals bypass pathways damaged by illness or injury and interact with computers based on neural signals.</li><li>Researchers at the University of California, Davis found that the same brain region supporting speech BCI could help in computer cursor control for a person with ALS.</li><li>The study suggests that computer cursor control may not be as body-part-specific as previously believed, potentially enabling the development of multi-modal BCIs for people with paralysis.</li></ul>

Brain region used for speech decoding also supports BCI cursor control

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