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對失去說話與肢體活動能力的人而言,溝通不只是在螢幕上逐字拼出一句話。點頭、揮手、比讚、姿勢與說話時機,同樣承載同意、強調、問候與情緒。加州大學舊金山分校(UCSF)神經外科醫師 Edward Chang 領導的團隊,最新展示一種腦機介面(BCI):只靠一枚腦皮質植入物,就能把使用者「想說的話」和「想做的上半身手勢」同步轉成虛擬分身的語音與動作。25