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UCLA engineers have invented a soft, thin, stretchy device measuring just over 1 square inch that can be attached to the skin outside the throat to help people with dysfunctional vocal cords regain their voice function.

The development is described in the open-access journal Nature Communications.

The new bioelectric system, developed by Jun Chen, an assistant professor of bioengineering at the UCLA Samueli School of Engineering, and his colleagues, can detect movement in a person’s larynx muscles and translate those signals into audible speech, with the assistance of machine-learning technology and with nearly 95% accuracy.

Read more [here](https://magazine.mindplex.ai/mp_news/how-to-speak-without-vocal-cords/).

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