NeuroXess discloses progress in clinical exploration of "three-full" brain-computer interface, combining AI to achieve brain-controlled creation and smart home control.

NeuroXess recently disclosed the latest clinical exploration progress of its self-developed fully implanted, fully wireless, fully functional brain-computer interface system. According to the company, a subject with high-level paraplegia used brain-controlled drawing and input prompts to complete solution generation and digital modeling with the help of a large AI model, and then produced game character figurines and personalized daily living aids through 3D printing. In environmental interaction scenarios, the subject combined the visual perception capability of AI smart glasses to express and confirm operational intentions through the brain-computer interface, enabling bed adjustment, lighting, and home device control. These applications are currently in the clinical exploration stage.