Tag: medical technology
China Advances Brain-Computer Interfaces with Non-Invasive Wearable Devices
Chinese companies focus on non-invasive brain-computer interfaces to help patients regain functions without brain implants.
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Remote-Controlled Unitree G1 Robots Perform Successful Surgery on Live Pigs
Scientists at UC San Diego used remotely controlled Unitree G1 humanoid robots to remove gallbladders from live pigs in a pioneering surgical trial.
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AI and Brain-Computer Interface Restore Speech and Work Ability for ALS Patient
An AI-powered brain-computer interface has enabled a paralyzed ALS patient to regain speech and return to full-time work.
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New Battery-Free Jellyfish Robot Achieves Record Swimming Speed for Biomedical Tasks
Researchers develop a battery-free jellyfish robot controlled by magnetic fields, enabling fast swimming and potential internal medical treatments.
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Rice University Engineers Create Device to Print Electronics on Living Tissues and Implants Without Damage
Rice University researchers developed a device that prints conductive ink on living tissues and implants without harming their surfaces.
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Chinese Brain Implant Technology Trails U.S. Neuralink by Three Years
Chinese brain implant developments lag behind U.S. Neuralink efforts by approximately three years, highlighting a growing technology gap.
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Chinese Researchers Develop Advanced Electrodes for Brain Implants That Minimize Tissue Damage
A Chinese research team created flexible, stretchable microelectrodes for brain-computer interfaces that avoid tissue damage caused by traditional implants.
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