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On September 19, the Jiangsu Brain-Computer Interface Innovation and Development Conference was held in Qixia District, Nanjing. At the venue, four industry-university-research projects were signed. Among them, G.tec, an Austrian brain-computer interface company, has completed registration of its Chinese headquarters, Jitaike Brain Computer Technology Co., Ltd., and the office location was selected on the first floor of the building where the Jiangsu Brain-Computer Interface Research Institute is located. Currently, the company is headquartered in Qixia, Nanjing. In the future, it will set up a brain-computer interface research and development base to carry out clinical research and partial production, and lay out three product lines: research-grade equipment for universities and scientific research institutions; clinical products for neurological rehabilitation after stroke and neurosurgery; and interactive application and commercial exploration for consumers.
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On September 19, the Jiangsu Brain-Computer Interface Innovation and Development Conference was held in Qixia District, Nanjing. At the venue, four industry-university-research projects were signed. Among them, G.tec, an Austrian brain-computer interface company, has completed registration of its Chinese headquarters, Jitaike Brain Computer Technology Co., Ltd., and the office location was selected on the first floor of the building where the Jiangsu Brain-Computer Interface Research Institute is located. Currently, the company is headquartered in Qixia, Nanjing. In the future, it will set up a brain-computer interface research and development base to carry out clinical research and partial production, and lay out three product lines: research-grade equipment for universities and scientific research institutions; clinical products for neurological rehabilitation after stroke and neurosurgery; and interactive application and commercial exploration for consumers.
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