OYMotion

China's brain-computer interface sector recorded 47 funding rounds in the first half of 2026, 38 of them disclosing terms for a combined RMB 5.38 billion (approx. $750 million). A broader tally used by Chinese financial media puts the total at 64 deals and roughly RMB 7.25 billion (approx. $1 billion). Either figure is more than double the whole of 2025 (49 deals, RMB 2.72 billion) at a comparable deal count. The record lists every deal by month — company, technical approach, round, amount, investors — and identifies three structural patterns: ultrasound and non-invasive approaches moving quickly into a field long defined by implants, Big Tech and municipal state funds entering at the same time, and nearly half of all transactions still sitting at angel or seed stage.

OYMotion and MicroPort NeuroScientific signed a strategic cooperation agreement on May 28, 2026 to jointly develop an interventional brain-computer interface rehabilitation system. The first product will be a multi-channel endovascular BCI that threads a signal-recording stent through the blood vessels to a target brain region, capturing intracranial electrical activity without opening the skull. MicroPort NeuroScientific will build the BCI system as a whole and OYMotion the limb side, with the pair targeting medical rehabilitation and human-machine interaction.