江苏省工业和信息化厅

Jiangsu's industry department and eight other agencies issued a BCI action plan in March 2026 that invites companies in hazardous chemicals, nuclear power, mining and electric power to pilot the technology first. Nearly all its numeric targets, including at least 20 registered medical products, fall in 2030, and a widely cited RMB 6,600 implant price appears only in a 2025 draft, not in the province's final pricing notice.

Nine Jiangsu provincial departments in eastern China led by the Department of Industry and Information Technology issued the Action Plan for Innovative Development of the Brain-Computer Interface Industry in Jiangsu in March 2026, implementing national guidance from seven ministries. Its most distinctive provision covers industrial deployment, directing firms in hazardous materials, nuclear power, mining and electricity to pilot BCI systems in safety management and deep-sea and deep-pit operations, sectors no other provincial document names. Headline goals are at least two provincial clusters by 2027 and two to three leading enterprises by 2030. Its quantitative targets sit at the end of 14 tasks and all fall in 2030, including at least 15 programme projects, 15 key technology tasks, about 10 innovation platforms, 30 certified flagship products, 20 registered medical devices and a dataset of at least 20,000 samples.