A Brain-Computer Interface (BCI) is a direct communication pathway between the human brain's neural signals and an external device or computer. Implantable BCI involves surgically placing microelectrode arrays directly onto or within the cortex, enabling high-resolution, real-time decoding of neural intent. This precision unlocks capabilities previously confined to science fiction: patients with complete paralysis can control computers, robotic limbs, or even stimulate their

In traditional oncology, the "trial-and-error" method has long been a frustrating reality for patients. Clinicians prescribe standard chemotherapy and targeted regimens based on global guidelines.Today, a revolutionary technology known as Organoid Drug Sensitivity Testing is dismantling this paradigm. By cultivating a patient's micro-scale "biological avatar" in the laboratory, clinicians can pre-screen and predict the most effective drug combination before administration.