本报讯 1月20日，由海南大学作为核心依托和牵头单位筹建的海南省脑空间信息学与脑机接口技术创新 中心（以下简称"技术创新中心"）揭牌仪式在海南大学生物医学工程学院举行。同期，海南大学与海口 市人民医院、三亚中心医院、海南省第二人民医院共建脑机接口临床与转化基地揭牌。 揭牌仪式上，中国科学院院士、海南大学校长、技术创新中心主任骆清铭表示，脑机接口技术已经被列 入国家重点发展产业，在海南省科学技术厅会同相关部门的积极推动下，该技术创新中心应运而生。中 心建设聚焦创新引领与需求牵引、自主可控与开放合作、产学研医与跨界融合等原则，通过构建基础理 论突破平台、临床应用平台、产业创新平台及管理与转化平台四大核心平台，聚焦脑空间信息学、脑机 接口专用芯片、神经电极等"卡脖子"技术与前沿方向开展集中攻关，吸纳脑空间信息学、脑机芯片神经 工程等多个专业团队进行技术攻坚创新，联合脑专科医院及相关科技企业等共建单位合作发展，为脑机 接口领域发展提供全方位支撑。通讯员 王一钦 记者 王小武 ...

作为海南省脑机接口领域省级技术创新平台，技术创新中心的成立紧扣国家重点发展产业布局，将 聚焦脑科学与脑机接口领域核心技术突破，围绕脑空间信息学、脑机接口专用芯片、神经电极等前沿 与"卡脖子"技术开展集中攻关。该中心通过构建基础理论突破、临床应用、产业创新及管理与转化四大 核心平台，汇聚脑空间信息学、脑芯片神经工程等多个专业团队，并与脑专科医院及相关科技企业等共 建单位合作发展，旨在为脑机接口产业发展提供全方位支撑。 海南日报三亚1月20日电（海南日报全媒体记者 黄婷 通讯员 王一钦 梁淑仪 廖丹丹）1月20日，海 南省脑空间信息学与脑机接口技术创新中心（以下简称技术创新中心）揭牌仪式在海南大学生物医学工 程学院举行，标志着我省在脑科学与脑机接口领域迈出关键一步。海南大学与海口市人民医院、三亚中 心医院、海南省第二人民医院共建的脑机接口临床与转化基地同步揭牌，将进一步推动科研与临床实践 紧密结合。 ...

Core Viewpoint - The successful initiation of China's first invasive brain-computer interface (BCI) clinical trial marks the country as the second globally, after the United States, to enter this phase of clinical testing [3][4]. Group 1: Clinical Trial Overview - The clinical trial is a collaborative effort involving the Chinese Academy of Sciences' Center for Excellence in Brain Science and Intelligence Technology, Fudan University Huashan Hospital, and related enterprises [3][4]. - The research team progressed from animal testing to human trials, ensuring the technology's maturity, safety, and functional effectiveness, achieving a breakthrough from laboratory to clinical application [3][4][5]. Group 2: Technical Innovations - The BCI system utilizes a minimally invasive "embedded" surgical method, requiring only a small recess in the skull rather than full craniotomy, which reduces recovery time and infection risks [7][8]. - The flexible neural electrodes developed are significantly smaller and more flexible than existing products, such as those from Neuralink, with a cross-sectional area only 1/7 to 1/5 of Neuralink's electrodes, minimizing tissue damage and inflammatory responses [7][8][9]. Group 3: Patient Experience and Outcomes - A 37-year-old male participant, who lost all four limbs due to an accident, successfully used the BCI to play chess and racing games, achieving a performance speed comparable to that of able-bodied individuals [3][9]. - After just 2-3 weeks of adaptive training, the participant was able to type, send messages, and play computer games, regaining a sense of "hand" functionality and reconnecting with the world [9][10]. Group 4: Future Prospects - The project team plans to enable the participant to control robotic arms for physical tasks such as grasping and holding objects, expanding his capabilities in daily life [10]. - The BCI system is expected to assist individuals with complete spinal cord injuries, upper limb amputations, and amyotrophic lateral sclerosis in regaining motor functions and improving their quality of life once it receives regulatory approval for market entry [10].