# brain‑computer interface
Latest news and articles about brain‑computer interface
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How Shanghai Became the World’s First Hotbed for Clinical Brain‑Computer Interfaces
Shanghai has emerged as a global leader in bringing brain‑computer interfaces from the lab to the clinic after BoruiKang secured the world’s first Class‑III approval for an implantable BCI. The city’s dense industrial ecosystem, top hospitals and supportive policy are accelerating commercial launches, raising competitive, regulatory and ethical questions as China seeks to scale the nascent industry.
Facing Down ALS: The Last Campaign of China’s Patient-Driven Researcher Cai Lei
Cai Lei, an ALS patient and research organiser in China, remains a central figure in nationwide efforts to push amyotrophic lateral sclerosis research forward despite being in the terminal stage of his illness. Through patient registries, international collaborations, and a high‑profile push for post‑mortem tissue donation, he is building infrastructure that could materially accelerate domestic ALS science even if he does not live to see a cure.