China has made new progress in invasive brain-computer interface clinical trials, as researchers announced the second successful case involving a paralyzed patient. The trial marked a major technological shift from two-dimensional cursor control to three-dimensional interaction in the physical world. The implanted system enabled the patient to control digital devices and operate embodied intelligent robots through neural signals. The trial demonstrated improved stability, low latency and enhance

China has made new progress in invasive brain-computer interface (BCI) tehcnology, achieving complex real-world operations such as mind-controlled wheelchairs. A middle-aged man with quadriplegia caused by a cervical spinal cord injury can now steer a wheelchair for a stroll and command a robotic dog to retrieve takeout food using only his thoughts, a major breakthrough by Chinese scientists in clinical trials of invasive BCI technology. #Trending #ChinaInnovates | CCTV