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The NMPA medical device database update carries four Boruikang records spanning separate models and registration numbers.
Two cover brain-computer interface systems and two cover electrode kits, so systems and accessories sit under distinct entries. Counting UDI entries as approved products would turn four records into four approvals; model and certificate numbers set the boundary.
10-13Thirty ALS patients will compare brain-computer interface and eye-tracking communication at home. The primary measure is which option they actively choose in daily use, not raw speed. Preference data may or may not translate into benefit.
10-16This systematic review finds two brain-computer interface training types beat conventional rehabilitation after stroke, with low certainty. Visual feedback ranked highest yet showed no significant advantage over conventional care, so rankings and effect claims diverge.
10-15Two measurement modes share one platform; electrode count and simultaneous output channels are separate figures.
10-15The review pairs model compression with on-chip data flow, showing why fewer computations do not solve deployment.
10-13Brain age is a model estimate, and cognitive scores can reflect practice effects; read both inputs separately.
10-13The wearable research device still needs an ultrasound-transparent skull implant, so form factor and eligible patients differ.
