China races to develop brain-computer interfaces that can be inserted in 10 minutes

China is making rapid progress in developing brain-computer interfaces (BCIs) that can be implanted quickly, with some start-ups and researchers aiming to achieve this in just 10 minutes. This breakthrough has significant implications for the tech industry, as it could lead to more widespread adoption of BCIs for medical and non-medical purposes. The development of faster and more accessible BCIs could also give China a competitive edge in the global market, particularly in the field of neurotechnology.

Read the source report: South China Morning Post