Brain computer interface (BCI) technology is emerging as a powerful tool for treating neurological disorders and advancing neuroscience. In Chengdu, southwest China's Sichuan Province, research, experimentation and clinical applications of BCIs are accelerating. | CGTN

Imagine if there was some technology that allowed people to interact with their environment using only their thoughts. At Holland Bloorview, the Clinical Brain-computer Interface (BCI) Program is helping to unlock a world of possibility by providing independence for children and youth with disabilities. Your gift today supports 2X the programs to help kids develop social skills & resilience. Donate today! https://bit.ly/4bcnR7u | Holland Bloorview Kids Rehabilitation Hospital | Facebook

The Clinical Brain-Computer Interface (BCI) Program empowers participants to do things like painting, playing music or driving a race car around a track—using only the power of their mind. These seemingly simple experiences provide moments of joy for clients and their families, allowing them to connect to each other in a whole new way. For kids like Zen, Holland Bloorview has "helped us to better communicate with our son by using cutting-edge technology for our son’s day-to-day communication. li