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超亿元!A股上市龙头,投了一家脑机接口

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TL;DR - Chinese medical brain-computer interface company WeLing Medical raised over RMB 100 million to advance clinical validation, regulatory filings, and manufacturing of implantable systems for neurological diagnosis and functional restoration.

  • The company has built a fully implantable BCI clinical platform centered on neural-circuit rehabilitation.
  • A customized implant recipient with locked-in syndrome reportedly regained abilities including lifting the left arm and grasping objects after surgery and training.
  • Its product portfolio combines approximately 10-micrometer flexible cortical electrodes, high-throughput intracranial EEG hardware, and intelligent decoding software.
  • The electrode arrays have undergone hundreds of clinical validations and entered China’s Class III medical-device registration process, with approvals anticipated over the next one to two years.

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超亿元!A股上市龙头,投了一家脑机接口

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TL;DR - Chinese medical brain-computer interface company WeLing Medical raised over RMB 100 million to advance clinical validation, regulatory filings, and manufacturing of implantable systems for neurological diagnosis and functional restoration.

  • The company has built a fully implantable BCI clinical platform centered on neural-circuit rehabilitation.
  • A customized implant recipient with locked-in syndrome reportedly regained abilities including lifting the left arm and grasping objects after surgery and training.
  • Its product portfolio combines approximately 10-micrometer flexible cortical electrodes, high-throughput intracranial EEG hardware, and intelligent decoding software.
  • The electrode arrays have undergone hundreds of clinical validations and entered China’s Class III medical-device registration process, with approvals anticipated over the next one to two years.
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