Chinese researchers test noninvasive ultrasound brain-computer interface in early study
AITeams including the Shenzhen Institute of Advanced Technology of the Chinese Academy of Sciences present a noninvasive ultrasound brain-computer interface that delivers targeted ultrasound without skull opening or implanted electrodes. In a preliminary study with Kunming Medical University, 13 of 24 participants with chronic disorders of consciousness showed clear improvements in conscious behavior after three 20-minute sessions a week for four weeks.
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Original title: Chinese Researchers Show Noninvasive Ultrasound BCI; 13 of 24 Patients Improve in Early Study