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China Approves Innovative Brain-Computer Interface for Paralysis

3/15/2026

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China approved its first brain-computer interface device to help people with paralysis.
Neuracle Medical Technology, the device's developer, created a system linking brain signals to a robotic glove.
The device targets adults aged 18 to 60 with quadriplegia from cervical spinal injuries.
Clinical trials showed significant hand-function improvements from a minimally invasive implantation method.

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China approved its first brain-computer interface device to help people with paralysis.
Neuracle Medical Technology, the device's developer, created a system linking brain signals to a robotic glove.
The device targets adults aged 18 to 60 with quadriplegia from cervical spinal injuries.
Clinical trials showed significant hand-function improvements from a minimally invasive implantation method.