Shenzhen hosted the Greater Bay Area International Brain‑Computer Interface Industry Innovation Conference and launched China’s first Bright Brain Technology Week. Researchers from the Shenzhen Institute of Advanced Technology, Chinese Academy of Sciences, and partners demonstrated a new non‑invasive ultrasound BCI that attracted attention for operating without craniotomy or implanted electrodes, using focused ultrasound to interact with the brain. The team positions the system as a new technica

Shenzhen hosted the Greater Bay Area International Brain‑Computer Interface Industry Innovation Conference and launched China’s first Bright Brain Technology Week. Researchers from the Shenzhen Institute of Advanced Technology, Chinese Academy of Sciences, and partners demonstrated a new non‑invasive ultrasound BCI that attracted attention for operating without craniotomy or implanted electrodes, using focused ultrasound to interact with the brain. The team positions the system as a new technical pathway within non‑invasive BCI approaches, distinct from invasive and semi‑invasive routes.