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The mindwriting
is very simple, but it involved a
of advanced technology. Scientists asked T5 to imagine holding a
and then writing a
on a paper. The sensors in T5's brain detected the activity in his brain as he imagined writing. A computer decoded this
into text on a screen. The scientists used a special
to do this. Professor Jaimie Henderson, a Stanford University researcher, hopes this
could help millions of paralyzed people, and those who have lost the
to speak, to write again. He said: "The goal is to restore their ability to communicate by
." This technology may one day help anyone to write at the
of thought.
