植入式脑机接口助力视觉重建，深眼医团队公开最新研究进展

Group 1 - The Shenzhen Eye Hospital, led by Professor Chi Wei, presented a report on "From Eye to Brain: The Path of Implantable Brain-Machine Interface for Visual Reconstruction" at the Fifth Frontier of Brain Science and Industry Conference [1] - The research team successfully implanted a wireless, multi-channel visual cortex prosthesis in non-human primates, marking a significant advancement in brain-machine interface technology [3] - This implant is the smallest semi-invasive brain-machine interface visual implant globally, causing minimal trauma and risk, and it successfully induced neuronal discharge in the visual cortex [3] Group 2 - Since 2020, Shenzhen Eye Hospital has collaborated with Shenzhen Zhongke Xianjian Medical Technology Co., focusing on the development of artificial retinal prostheses and visual cortex prostheses, with successful animal testing [5] - The research is expected to lead to clinical-grade products within the next three years, demonstrating a significant leap from eye to brain technology [5] - The brain-machine interface industry is a key focus area for the Shenzhen Eye Hospital's "Eye-Brain Laboratory," aiming to integrate advancements in brain visual science, artificial intelligence, and biochips [8]