Researchers are using machine learning to analyze brain wave data at the point a stutter occurs.
Paul Flahive / Texas Public Radio
Jeffrey Mock injects a saltwater and starch solution beneath sensors.
From Texas Public Radio:
This is the fifth session for University of Texas at San Antonio sophomore Alesandro Salazar.
Each time he sits in this sound booth, wearing a skullcap of sensors, he recites nonsensical phrases from a computer monitor.
They’re intended to make him stutter.
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