China Just Performed the World’s First Implant of a Commercial Brain-Computer Interface
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Chinese neurotechnology firm Neuracle performed the world's first surgical implant of a commercial brain-computer interface (BCI) called Neural Electronic Opportunity (NEO) in a patient with hand paralysis. The device translates brain signals into motor commands to control a robotic glove, marking a significant milestone in BCI commercialization and regulatory approval in China.
