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呢項研究嘅重點,唔只係令電腦「讀到字」,而係嘗試還原人同人溝通本身嘅節奏:一邊講「你好」,一邊揮手;講同意時點頭或豎起拇指。加州大學三藩市分校(UCSF)神經外科醫生 Edward Chang 帶領嘅團隊示範,一個高密度腦皮層植入裝置,可以同時把使用者想講嘅說話同上肢動作意圖,轉成虛擬化身嘅語音及手勢。呢個係重要嘅概念驗證,未係可以即時廣泛臨床使用嘅產品。37