Shenzhen Hanix United

Clinicians and researchers in Guangzhou, southern China, will get hands-on time with closed-loop systems that trigger transcranial magnetic stimulation from real-time EEG analysis at a workshop on July 17, 2026. Shenzhen Yingchi Technology, one of the supporting companies, will bring EEG-driven closed-loop TMS devices and near-infrared brain function imaging equipment. The session is organized by the Professional Committee on Brain Function Detection and Regulation Rehabilitation of the Chinese Association of Rehabilitation Medicine, alongside the committee's 2026 annual conference and the 8th Brain Function Detection and Regulation Rehabilitation Forum.

The Chinese Association of Rehabilitation Medicine will hold a workshop on EEG-driven closed-loop TMS in Guangzhou, southern China, on July 17, 2026, staged under its Naoke China (脑客中国) series and run by its committee on brain function monitoring and modulation in rehabilitation. The technique reads EEG in real time and triggers a TMS pulse when a target brain state appears, a 'brain-state-dependent stimulation' approach that pairs the spatial precision of TMS with the temporal resolution of EEG, and the program is built around moving BCI work out of the laboratory into neurorehabilitation and the precision diagnosis of brain disorders. Shenzhen Yingchi Technology, a subsidiary of Hanix United, is among the supporting organizations, and registration closes on July 17.