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Core Viewpoint - The brain-computer interface (BCI) industry is experiencing significant advancements, particularly with the successful completion of a second invasive clinical trial, which marks a transition from 2D control to 3D interaction in real-world applications [2][6][10]. Group 1: Clinical Trial Progress - The second invasive BCI clinical trial was successfully completed, allowing a high-level paraplegic patient to control a smart wheelchair and robotic dog using brain signals [6][8]. - The research team developed a high-throughput wireless invasive BCI system (WRS01), enabling stable control of devices in real-life scenarios after several weeks of training [6][7]. - Key technological breakthroughs include advanced neural data compression techniques that enhance brain control performance by 15%-20% even in noisy environments [6][7]. Group 2: Industry Development and Policy Support - The BCI industry is entering a rapid development phase due to policy incentives and technological innovations, with expectations for continued government support [4][11]. - The industry is characterized by a collaborative ecosystem involving policy, research, industry, and capital, which is essential for scaling and upgrading the BCI sector [10][11]. - Local governments are implementing two-step strategies to promote BCI product and clinical development by 2027 and 2030, respectively, providing a framework for local enterprises [11][12]. Group 3: Investment Opportunities - Investment opportunities are expected to increase as the BCI industry transitions from research to commercialization, with a focus on companies with strong self-research capabilities or partnerships with leading academic institutions [11][12]. - Three main investment lines are suggested: domestic mapping of invasive BCI advanced industry chains, non-invasive BCI products in consumer scenarios, and downstream application-related companies [12].