China starts clinical trials for implantable brain-computer interfaces

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China has officially begun clinical trials for implantable brain-computer interface (BCI) technology, marking a significant step toward its potential medical applications. The clinical trial, led by hospitals in Shanghai and Beijing, aims to assess the safety and effectiveness of implanted BCI devices. Several cities have plans to complete clinical trials for at least five invasive BCI products by 2030. This advancement follows successful preliminary surgeries and is supported by government initiatives and research centers, though challenges remain regarding safety and ethical considerations.


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