Bayit Balev, an Israeli medical facility, is using motion-tracking systems, digital therapy platforms, VR headsets, and immersive sensory rooms to help patients rebuild their lives.

For the first time in history, Israeli scientists successfully translated the brain’s signal into artificially generated syllables.

'This study is a significant step toward developing a brain-computer interface that can replace the brain’s control pathways for speech production,' said Dr. Ariel Tankus.