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BrainCo Demonstrates Mind-Controlled Bionic Hand Playing Piano at HSBC Summit
BrainCo showcased a non-invasive brain-computer interface at the HSBC summit, enabling a bionic hand to play piano using only thought-based neural signals.
Science Corporation Prepares Human Trials for Biohybrid Brain-Computer Chip
Science Corporation, founded by former Neuralink president Max Hodak, has recruited a Yale neurosurgeon to prepare first-in-human trials of a biohybrid brain-computer interface that merges lab-grown neurons with electronics.
FDA Grants CorTec's Brain-Computer Implant Breakthrough Device Status for Stroke Rehabilitation
The U.S. FDA has designated CorTec's brain-computer interface system as a breakthrough device. The technology targets motor function recovery in chronic stroke patients.
Paralyzed Musician Creates Music Using Brain-Computer Interface
Galen Buckwalter, a brain-computer interface user, has learned to generate music through neural signals and already incorporated the results into a track by his punk rock band.
Chinese Scientists Develop Neuro-Helmet for Mind-Controlled Robot Dog
Researchers at Xi'an Jiaotong University have built a non-invasive brain-computer interface that lets users control a robot dog with their thoughts, achieving over 95% command recognition accuracy.
China Approaches Brain-Computer Interface Breakthrough: Key Takeaways From ZGC Forum 2026
At Beijing's ZGC Forum, developers showcased cutting-edge brain-computer interface products including Beinao-1 and Beinao-2 systems. Experts predict mass BCI adoption in China within 3–5 years.
Neuralink Patient Raids World of Warcraft Using Only His Mind 100 Days After Implant Surgery
British veteran Jon L. Noble shares his 100-day journey with the Neuralink N1 chip, while the company showcases speech restoration technology for an ALS patient.
Australia Launches Trials of Synchron's Brain Implant for Smartphone Control via Thought
Clinical trials of Synchron's upgraded Stentrode brain-computer interface have begun in Melbourne, enabling ALS patients to control smartphones using only their thoughts.
Brain Implant Lets Paralyzed Man Type 80% Faster Than Average
A brain-computer interface decoding imagined finger movements enabled a paralyzed ALS patient to type at 110 characters per minute — 80% faster than the average healthy person.
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