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This research, conducted by Cornelia Herbert, highlights that future BCIs should account for users' language and its embodied grounding in perception, action and emotions, and for cultural differences in information processing. It proposes that detecting language abilities and providing language training are essential steps to extend BCI communication from bench to bedside and real-world use.
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