Naohu Technology disclosed clinical progress for its fully implanted, fully
wireless, full-function brain–computer interface (BCI). A subject with
high-level paralysis, after implantation, combined the BCI with a large AI
model, 3D printing and AI-enabled smart glasses to produce digital creations and
control environment devices. In creative tests the subject used brain control to
input sketches and prompts; the AI generated visual designs and digital models
that were converted into physical objects via 3D printing. In daily-life tests
the system used the smart glasses’ visual perception to identify nearby devices
and, after the subject confirmed intended actions, controlled bed positioning,
lighting and other equipment. Applications remain at the clinical exploration
stage.
