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China could see widespread use of brain-computer tech in 3-5 years, expert says
China plans over 10 active trials and aims to enroll 50+ patients this year while integrating BCI treatments into insurance, targeting a $809 million market by 2027.
- On March 7, Yao Dezhong, Director of the Sichuan Institute of Brain Science, said China could see brain-computer technology in practical public use within three to five years.
- A national BCI development strategy released last year aims for breakthroughs by 2027 and to cultivate two or three world-class firms by 2030, while Beijing's five-year plan elevated BCIs to a core strategic industry.
- Scientists say more than 10 trials are active, with plans to enrol over 50 patients this year, recent trials aiding paralysed patients and amputees, and CCID Consulting projects a 5.58 billion yuan market by 2027.
- Yao cautioned that new policies will not change things overnight despite China’s many advantages in BCIs and Chinese hospitals establishing research labs to speed clinical trials.
- Yao said Neuralink's surgical robot is a 'technical advantage, which I think is remarkable,' while Chinese teams pursue multiple brain-computer interface modalities for clinical use, emphasizing domestic progress.
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