TREE NEWS update: Beijing Institute of Brain and Cognitive Sciences has launched three national science and technology major projects under the “Brain Science and Brain-Like Research” initiative, with kickoff meetings held recently. The projects cover a flexible high-throughput semi-invasive brain-computer interface system for motor function reconstruction, high-density hermetic feedthrough and system integration for implantable BCIs, and multi-brain-region motor decoding for long-term stable BCI systems.
China launches three national brain-computer interface projects
The emphasis on hermetic feedthroughs and long-term stability points to the unglamorous engineering that separates lab demos from clinically usable implants—an area where China has historically leaned on foreign suppliers. These projects signal a push toward domestic component and system integration, which matters for the supply chain behind any future BCI commercialization. Whether the semi-invasive and fully implantable tracks converge on shared standards, or remain parallel efforts, is the open question worth watching.
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