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CHINA RACES TO DEVELOP BRAIN-COMPUTER INTERFACES THAT CAN BE INSERTED IN 10 MINUTES

1 min read • 2 hrs ago • News - South China Morning Post • [src]
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News - South China Morning PostCHINA RACES TO DEVELOP BRAIN-COMPUTER INTERFACES THAT CAN BE INSERTED IN 10 MINUTES2 hrs ago

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Chinese start-ups and researchers are racing to bring brain-computer interfaces (BCIs) to market that can be implanted in just a few minutes, as Beijing pushes to nurture home-grown players in the sector to compete… The Chinese devices – which enable patients to control digital technology using their thoughts alone – can be inserted via a vein like a stent, unlike conventional BCIs that require patients to undergo brain surgery.

News - South China Morning Post reports that chinese start-ups and researchers are racing to bring brain-computer interfaces (BCIs) to market that can be implanted in just a few minutes, as Beijing pushes to nurture home-grown players in the sector to compete…

The report adds: The Chinese devices – which enable patients to control digital technology using their thoughts alone – can be inserted via a vein like a stent, unlike conventional BCIs that require patients to undergo brain surgery.

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