China's Brain-Computer Interface Push: A New Era
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Chinas Brain-Computer Interface Revolution: A New Era of Innovation and Healthcare
China is accelerating its brain-computer interface (BCI) technology, aiming for practical products within three to five years. Beijing has identified BCI as a top strategic sector, with plans to build world-class companies by 2030. China is the second nation to start invasive human trials, with over ten ongoing, matching U.S. efforts. These trials are already helping paralyzed individuals and amputees, and the market could reach $809 million by 2027. Chinas strengths include a large population, high demand, low-cost manufacturing, and abundant science talent. Policies are bridging the gap from labs to clinics, and researchers are advancing invasive, semi-invasive, and non-invasive options. Progress is rapid, narrowing the gap with U.S. startups like Neuralink.
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