Brain Tiger Technology recently revealed the latest clinical exploration progress of a self-developed fully implanted, fully wireless, and full-function brain-computer interface system. According to the company, a high-grade paraplegic subject used brain control drawing and input prompts, used AI large models to complete program generation and digital modeling, and then 3D printed to create game character figures and personalized lifestyle aids. In the environmental interaction scenario, subjects combined the visual perception of AI smart glasses to express and confirm operation intentions through a brain-computer interface to achieve hospital bed adjustment, lighting, and household equipment control. The above applications are currently under clinical exploration.

Zhitongcaijing · 2d ago
Brain Tiger Technology recently revealed the latest clinical exploration progress of a self-developed fully implanted, fully wireless, and full-function brain-computer interface system. According to the company, a high-grade paraplegic subject used brain control drawing and input prompts, used AI large models to complete program generation and digital modeling, and then 3D printed to create game character figures and personalized lifestyle aids. In the environmental interaction scenario, subjects combined the visual perception of AI smart glasses to express and confirm operation intentions through a brain-computer interface to achieve hospital bed adjustment, lighting, and household equipment control. The above applications are currently under clinical exploration.