BRAIN INTERFACE
Brain–Computer Interface
Neurotech · Restoration · Clinical
40 articles
- A 'happy switch' in the skull: Ruijin Hospital's brain-computer interface for treatment-resistant depression — 2026-10-25
- A blind woman wrote the word 'China': how a 320-channel retinal implant rebuilt vision — 2026-10-25
- The 4-gram patch that listens to your sleep: Flexem's consumer brain-computer interface — 2026-10-25
- Beinao-2: China's 1,024-channel invasive brain-computer interface moves from monkey to human — 2026-10-25
- A Sichuan hospital makes brain–computer interface rehab part of daily care — 2026-10-24
- China builds a rulebook for the privacy of brain data — 2026-10-24
- Seven departments chart China's brain–computer interface industrial roadmap — 2026-10-24
- Hubei sets the first government-guided prices for brain–computer interface care — 2026-10-24
- Zhejiang University's spinal implant lets paralyzed patients stand and walk again — 2026-10-23
- SceneRay (景昱医疗) wins world-first approval for a brain implant that treats drug addiction — 2026-10-23
- PINS Medical (品驰医疗) ships "super brain pacemaker" G108R after 18 years of domestic DBS work — 2026-10-23
- Beinao-1 (北脑一号): 128-channel wireless implant returns movement and speech to paralyzed patients — 2026-10-23
- A Beijing lab's stretchable "paper-cut" electrode just reached 1024 brain channels — 2026-10-22
- Inside the Chinese hospitals quietly wiring brain–computer interfaces into stroke rehab — 2026-10-22
- Thought-controlled legs — how a Chinese exoskeleton is retraining paralyzed patients to walk — 2026-10-22
- How a Jiangxi development zone is trying to manufacture a brain–computer interface industry from zero — 2026-10-22
- A Coin-Sized Implant Let a Paralyzed Man Run an E-Commerce Shift — for Four Hours — 2026-10-21
- A Chinese Startup Built Its Own Brain-Interface Chip — and That Rewrites the Supply-Chain Math — 2026-10-21
- China Tried a Third Route for Brain Implants — Through the Blood Vessels, Not the Skull — 2026-10-21
- The Non-Invasive BCI That Skipped the Skull — and Already Ships 100,000 Units — 2026-10-21
- Giving the Blind a Language the Visual Cortex Can Read: China's Visual BCI Bet — 2026-10-20
- No Surgery, Just a Map: How a Beijing Firm Targets the Brain Without Opening It — 2026-10-20
- A Thin Film on the Brain's Outer Wall: How Beijing's "Beinao-1" Trials a Half-Invasive Implant — 2026-10-20
- Building the Operating Rooms First: How Chinese Hospitals Prepare for Scalable Brain Implants — 2026-10-20
- China's TMS robots now aim the magnet at the brain themselves — 2026-10-19
- Cameras, not scalpels: China is turning Parkinson's tremors into data — 2026-10-19
- China is screening autism with a camera and an AI — in under five minutes — 2026-10-19
- A drop of blood is now enough to flag Alzheimer's in China — years before symptoms — 2026-10-19
- The implant that skips the skull — how a Tsinghua team made nerve-zapping affordable — 2026-10-18
- The chip under the skull — a Tsinghua spinoff building China's full-stack implant hardware — 2026-10-18
- The brain-inspired chip that skipped the von Neumann bottleneck — 2026-10-18
- The helium is gone — a wearable helmet that reads the brain's magnetic whisper — 2026-10-18
- Shanghai's Shaonao: can a non-invasive brain cap rebuild a stroke patient's hand? — 2026-10-17
- SceneRay's Neurestora: can a dual-target brain implant beat opioid addiction? — 2026-10-17
- China's NEO becomes the first approved invasive brain implant — what changes for paralyzed patients? — 2026-10-17
- As brain implants spread, is China ready to protect neural data? — 2026-10-17
- A paralyzed man in Hangzhou wrote his name with his mind — one stroke at a time — 2026-10-15
- The brain implant from Wuhan nobody is talking about — 65,536 channels, two-way — 2026-10-15
- A "brain" grown on a chip: Tianjin's living-tissue bet on brain-computer interfaces — 2026-10-15
- No surgery, just a headset: a Chinese lab flew a drone four ways with thought alone — 2026-10-15