iBrain, a Device That Can Read Thoughts - The New York Times
How Intel Gave Stephen Hawking a Voice | WIRED
The technology that gave Stephen Hawking a voice should be accessible to all who need it
Astrophysicist Stephen Hawking answers questions on a computer attached to his wheelchair, during an interview in Orlando, Fla., Tuesday, April 24, 2007. Hawking, 65, who has Lou Gehrig's disease, will go on
Stephen Hawking's Voice and the Machine That Powers It - YouTube
Who created the chair-computer for Stephen Hawking? And how does it work? - Quora
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Stephen Hawking as accidental ambassador for assistive technologies
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The Intel engineer behind Stephen Hawking's computer - The Verge
Stephen Hawking had ALS for 55 years. How did he do it?
How Intel Gave Stephen Hawking a Voice | WIRED
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Stephen Hawking, Intel Unveil a Connected Wheelchair - Vox
You Can Now Use Stephen Hawking's Speech Software for Free | WIRED
Stephen Hawking and Intel Are Creating a Connected Wheelchair
Stephen Hawking's collaborations with machines helped him reclaim his voice.
How Intel Gave Stephen Hawking a Voice | WIRED
Stephen Hawking - How is he talking? - YouTube
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Stephen Hawking's wheelchair and voice to be preserved forever - Technology - Business Recorder
Stephen Hawking's Computer 'Voice' Released Online | HeroX
This scientist gave Stephen Hawking his voice — then lost his own - Big Think
Stephen Hawking: „The Connected Wheelchair“ - We speak IoT
