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This article focuses on regulatory support and capital investment driving the commercialization of brain-computer interfaces, specifically within medical rehabilitation and bionic applications. While it touches on industrial implementation, the core subject matter remains firmly rooted in advanced AI-driven neural technologies rather than general consumer electronics or unrelated sectors.
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Brain-Computer Interface Enters Industrialization Window

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With policy and capital support converging, the brain-computer interface industry faces new opportunities. Recently, the National Health Commission and the National Development and Reform Commission jointly issued the 'Implementation Plan for Expanding and Upgrading Medical Rehabilitation and Nursing,' which proposes accelerating the deployment of frontier technologies such as brain-computer interfaces, embodied intelligence, and bionic drives in key areas including neurological rehabilitation, sports rehabilitation, and wound repair, while supporting breakthroughs in intelligent rehabilitation equipment, implantable devices, and new biomaterials. Since September, numerous brain-computer interface companies have completed financing rounds in rapid succession, driving up heat in the primary market. He Jiyong, director of the Yanji Space Intelligence Civil Affairs Research Center, stated that policy dividends and capital backing will boost the transformation of brain-computer interface technology results and industrial implementation, ushering in new development opportunities for China's brain-computer interface industry chain. (Securities Times)

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