China's Brain-Computer Interface Race Hits Clinic
China's BCI industry is moving from lab to operating table, led by Shanghai's cluster, a world-first implant approval and a fast-rising funding boom.
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China's BCI industry is moving from lab to operating table, led by Shanghai's cluster, a world-first implant approval and a fast-rising funding boom.
China's brain-computer interface sector hits clinical milestones, from the first approved invasive BCI to a surge in financing and investment.
China's NMPA released YY/T 2029-2026, the world's first BCI medical device standard covering AI-processed EEG datasets, effective September 2027.
China's NMPA published YY/T 2029-2026, the world's first standard for BCI medical devices using AI to process EEG data, effective Sept 2027.
Shanghai's Pujiang Innovation Forum released top 10 hardcore sci-tech achievements, spanning AI, quantum computing, fusion and brain-computer interfaces.
China's brain-computer interfaces are leaping from lab to clinic with landmark recoveries and world-first device approvals.
China's brain-computer interface technology is transforming lives of quadriplegic patients, with 23 trial participants working through thought alone.
Chinese researchers reveal alpha rhythms in the left auditory cortex set the speed limit for speech comprehension, opening a new BCI paradigm.
China's BCI sector sees explosive growth: 70B yuan in H1 2026 investment, first approved invasive device, and a decade of policy backing.
Peking University develops the world's first neuromorphic dynamics chip using phase-change memristors, achieving 2.12ms latency and 478x GPU speedup.
Chinese researchers unveil the first neuromorphic chip based on phase-change memristors, achieving 478x speedup over GPUs in brain tasks.
Tianjin, Guangdong, and Anhui release BCI support policies, signaling China's strategic push to lead in brain-computer interface technology.
Chinese researchers analyze a BCI breakthrough enabling tetraplegic patients to type at 110 characters per minute using only their thoughts.
Brain-computer interface technology is moving from labs to daily life in China, helping stroke patients walk and hearing-impaired children hear clearly.
China advances BCI technology as it enters the government work report for the first time, with Haihe Laboratory leading patents and clinical applications.
China's Ministry of Education approves 38 new undergraduate majors for 2026, featuring brain-computer science, deep earth engineering, and AI.
A paralyzed patient regained the ability to walk one year after a brain-computer interface implant, challenging medical consensus on spinal injury.