China's BrainCo bets on wearable brain tech as companies around the world, especially in the U.S. and China, race to build brain-computer interfaces:
This technology allows processing brain signals and translating them into commands, enabling external devices to be controlled by thought:
Founded in 2015 and born out of Harvard Innovation Labs, BrainCo focuses on non-invasive approaches:
The company's bionic hands are FDA-approved and read amputees' neural and muscular electrical signals:
BrainCo has raised 2 billion yuan ($280 million) in funding co-led by IDG Capital and Walden International:
The company plans to license its BCI platform to other companies building brain-tech products:
