Data Sharing available to researchers at Libertas wireless EMG switch available at emg-switch.com Community Forum for “Locked-In” syndrome			"For many decades, the idea that we could control computers with little more than our thoughts has been the stuff of science fiction and the dream of many scientists.  Neural Signals is fortunate to be the historic first to allow a locked-in man -- who is alert and intelligent but unable to move or speak -- the ability to control a computer directly with neural signals." Dr. Philip R. Kennedy  MD, Ph.D
		NSI News and Developments Website for Neural Interfacing Research Institute, a nonprofit organization to educate the public about “locked-in” syndrome. http://neuralinterfacingresearch.org/dnn2/ Neural Signals launches the Libertas Switch, a wireless EMG sensor that allows users to control their computers and switch-based communication software. More information can be found on the Libertas website: www.emg-switch.com Online production of speech with audio feedback to the subject was achieved on Feb 14, 2008. Video and report linked at Boston University lab website here. Feedback of speech to the subject has been achieved offline using simple phonemes with the help of our collaborators from Boston University, Prof. Frank Guenther and Jonathan Brumberg. November 2007. CNN highlights this work, report and video linked here. Speech Restoration work by Neural Signals to be featured in the PBS documentary 22nd Century, on January 17, 2007. Speech Restoration Project featured in the BBC documentary Horizon, Oct 24, 2006 on BBC Two. Featured in Neurotech Business Report – July 2005. World’s first implant for speech restoration – Dec. 2004. Featured in Neurotech Business Report - July 2005 World's first implant for speech restoration - Dec. 2004