Brain-computer interfaces (BCI) are taking the tech world by storm, and Synchron CEO Tom Oxley is giving us a peek into the future. At the 2025 Summer Davos Forum in north China's Tianjin Municipality, Oxley spotlighted how quickly BCI technology is evolving on the Chinese mainland.
Working with major partners like Apple, Synchron is set to change the game with a new human interface device (HID) that uses a Bluetooth protocol to send signals straight from the brain—no more tricking gadgets with keyboard hacks. 🚀
There’s even more excitement ahead. Oxley revealed plans to integrate ChatGPT into their BCI system, blending AI with brain-wave technology to decode unstructured signals. This dynamic synergy could soon turn our thoughts into direct actions—think of it as unlocking superhuman capabilities!
Oxley also noted that the Chinese mainland is emerging as a major player in BCI innovation, with several companies in the field and clear strategic support. While widespread commercial use of implantable BCIs may begin around the 2040s, early applications are expected to benefit patients with paralysis and neurological disorders.
Looking ahead, the future of BCI goes beyond medical use. If the technology proves safe and user-friendly, it could revolutionize the way we interact with the world. The brainwave revolution is just getting started—get ready for a tech future powered by our own minds! 🧠✨
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Synchron CEO: China's moving very quickly in brain-computer interface
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