While Neuralink drills into skulls, China’s BrainCo is betting brain tech will be something you wear

BrainCo, a Chinese neurotechnology company, develops non-invasive brain-computer interface devices such as headbands and caps that read brain signals externally, contrasting with companies like Neuralink that use surgical implants. Their products range from FDA-approved bionic hands for amputees to consumer wearables aimed at stress relief and sleep aid, reflecting a strategy to first prove medical benefits before expanding to everyday use. While non-invasive devices dominate China's BCI market,