If clinicians could place a microelectronic chip inside the brain with a simple injection in the arm and apply electrical stimulation at specific target points, what would happen? This method may one day help treat fatal or debilitating brain diseases, while eliminating the risks and costs associated with surgery. Recently, a research team from the … Read more
Graphene Enters the Golden Age of Applications ——Building a Diverse Support System for Industrial Development From November 14 to 16, at the 2025 (12th) China International Graphene Innovation Conference, a heated discussion about the future of materials took place. From university scholars to frontline entrepreneurs, from laboratory researchers to industry investors, everyone was asking the … Read more
Release of the ZhiYuan “LingChuang” Platform The ZhiYuan Robotics has launched the “LingChuang” platform, allowing ordinary users to create humanoid robot content with zero coding and zero barriers. It integrates AI motion capture and voice performance functions, enabling users to upload video or audio, which the robot can accurately replicate in motion and intelligently generate … Read more
A research team from China has developed a flexible fiber electrode that can be implanted in the brains of animals, allowing its movement to be controlled artificially. This electrode can also function long-term within animal muscle tissue, providing a new type of sensing tool for brain-machine interface technology. This information was reported on the 17th … Read more
Medical Robotics (Fourth Issue of 2025) Industry News Institute of Medical Robotics To closely track the dynamics and trends of the medical robotics industry, the Institute of Medical Robotics at Shanghai Jiao Tong University began compiling medical robotics industry news in March 2021. Focusing on the development of the medical robotics industry against the backdrop … Read more
On September 23, the fourth Pazhou Algorithm Competition Ecological Empowerment Conference sparked a “brainstorming” session on artificial intelligence in Guangzhou Pazhou. In addition to the main venue, sub-forums on data industry, embodied intelligence, brain-machine interfaces, and more showcased a vivid picture of “AI+” empowering various industries: brain-machine interfaces precisely locating epilepsy foci, humanoid robots flexibly … Read more
The DB25 serial port generally only uses three pins: 2 (RXD), 3 (TXD), and 7 (GND). With the continuous improvement of devices, the DB25 connector is rarely seen today, and it has been replaced by the DB9 interface. The pins used in DB9 differ from those in DB25, specifically 2 (RXD), 3 (TXD), and 5 … Read more
The RS-232 interface complies with the standards for serial data communication set by the American Electronics Industry Association (EIA), with the original full designation being EIA-RS-232 (abbreviated as 232, RS232). It is widely used for connecting peripherals to computers via serial interfaces. The connection cables and the mechanical, electrical characteristics, signal functions, and transmission processes … Read more
Stretchable sensors are highly useful in various applications, including monitoring human health and simulating artificial muscles in soft robotics. A significant issue with these sensors is their short lifespan when twisted, stretched, and deformed. A research team from Belgium has now developed a highly durable, stretchable sensor with exceptional self-healing capabilities—able to self-repair even when … Read more
Note:The following content does not constitute any investment advice, guidance, or commitment, and is for academic discussion only. Data Source: Public announcements from listed companies, industry research reports. 2025.07.13 Word count: 1510, estimated reading time: approximately 3.8 minutes Introduction:Shanghai’s “Brain Intelligence World” has opened, Neuralink has implanted chips in seven volunteers, and six Chinese companies … Read more