Shang Hai Zheng Quan Bao·2025-09-11 19:04Core Insights - The domestic brain-computer interface (BCI) industry is entering a phase of accelerated development in 2025, with significant advancements emerging continuously [1] - Multiple A-share listed companies have disclosed recent updates on their BCI businesses, indicating a clear industry application blueprint and a push towards commercialization [2][5] Company Developments - MaiLand has focused on non-invasive BCIs, achieving technological accumulation in areas such as upper limb and hand movement robotics and non-invasive neural regulation, with clinical validation underway for key projects [2][7] - Xiangyu Medical has launched over 10 new products, including BCIs and exoskeleton robots, and has established a collaborative center for BCI rehabilitation treatment and neural regulation [3][7] - QiSheng Technology is exploring cross-industry integration with BCI technology, particularly in sleep health, and has set up a digital sleep industry fund [3] - Zhongke Information has established a laboratory for cognitive and smart medical applications, focusing on developing closed-loop BCI systems for intelligent anesthesia and rehabilitation [3][7] - Aipeng Medical is working on monitoring brain states during surgery and developing treatment systems for conditions like insomnia and ADHD [3][7] Industry Trends - The BCI industry is seeing a multi-faceted approach to commercialization, with companies accelerating investment and product rollout, supported by local policies that facilitate the commercialization process [5][6] - The Shanghai Medical Insurance Bureau has introduced new medical service pricing items for invasive and non-invasive BCI procedures, which is expected to clear obstacles for commercialization [6] - Companies like Daoshi Technology and Botuo Bio are making strategic investments in BCI-related ventures, indicating a growing interest in the sector [5][6]