Tether's brain-computer interface gains global academic recognition in the fields of neural speech decoding and machine learning research
Odaily reported that, according to the official announcement, Tether BCI has received global academic recognition in the fields of neural speech decoding and machine learning research. Brain-computer interface (BCI) technology can control mechanical limbs and may even enable communication between people through thoughts in the future, thereby helping to combat paralysis. Four papers from Tether have been accepted by the ICLR Re-align workshop, two of which are from Tether's core team and two are completed in collaboration with the University of Rome Tor Vergata (UniToV).
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