Tianjin University and others released the world's smallest non-invasive brain-machine integrated system, "Shengong · Sumeru · Brain Cube," weighing only 3 grams
Tianjin University Brain-Computer Interaction and Human-Machine Integration Haihe Laboratory, in collaboration with Shengong Diting (Tianjin) Technology Co...
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Tianjin University Brain-Computer Interaction and Human-Machine Integration Haihe Laboratory, in
collaboration with Shengong Diting (Tianjin) Technology Co., Ltd., released the "Shengong · Sumeru · Brain Cube," weighing only 3 grams and less than 2 cubic centimeters in volume, it is the world's smallest and lightest non-invasive brain-computer interface system to date. This system integrates brain electrodes, circuits, batteries, and wireless transmission into a tiny space, with a battery life of 8 to 10 hours at a 1000Hz sampling rate, and core performance meets the requirements of GB 9706.226-2021.
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Tianjin University Brain-Computer Interaction and Human-Machine Integration Haihe Laboratory, in collaboration with Shengong Diting (Tianjin) Technology Co...
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